LOS ANGELES • Kris Jenner has been sued by her former security guard for alleged sexual harassment, a charge which the American reality-television star has denied.
Jenner, 64, was sued for unspecified damages together with her eldest daughter Kourtney Kardashian, 41, and the private security firm for which the former guard worked.
According to court documents obtained by various United States media, the accuser was identified as Mr Marc McWilliams, a black man who said he was hired to be Jenner's security guard in May 2017. He was terminated from the job in September 2018.
Mr McWilliams, 51, claimed that he was subjected to "sexual advances and otherwise harassing misconduct" by Jenner.
He also claimed that he was subjected to comments of "an overt sexual nature" about his physical appearance and sexual activities as well as suggestions he "engage in a romantic and sexual relationship".
He also accused Jenner, among other things, of "non-consensual physical contact" with him.
He further claimed that his subsequent complaints to the security company's human resources department were ignored.
However, Jenner's lawyer Marty Singer told celebrity website TMZ, which first reported the news, that "Kris categorically denies ever behaving inappropriately towards Marc McWilliams".
Mr Singer said Jenner "had very little interaction with" Mr McWilliams and that the former security guard "wasRead More – Source
