It has emerged that Kanye West is fighting back against a lawsuit accusing him of forcing an employee, Tony Saxon, to sleep on the floor at his under-construction Malibu mansion.

Saxon sued West over issues he allegedly had while working at the musician’s 55 million dollar mansion.

The lawsuit accused West of discrimination, violations of the labor code and retaliation.

Tony Saxon’s claims against Kanye West

Having served as a project manager on the renovation of the property, Saxon explained that he was hired in September 2021.

He claims that Kanye West forced him to work 16-hour days, coordinate all workers, hire contractors, and provide 24/7 security. He also claims that he was forced to work in dangerous conditions.

“Throughout the entirety of [Saxon‘s] employment, [Saxon] was sleeping in makeshift conditions, finding empty spaces on the ground and using his coat as a makeshift bedding,” the lawsuit read.

“These sleeping arrangements were near open insulation.

“[Saxon] did not have access to a proper bed or comfortable sleeping environment.

“Throughout the entirety of [Saxon‘s] employment, [West] exhibited a consistent pattern of being unresponsive and difficult to communicate with.

“[West‘s] preference for shorter text messages, bullet points or PDFs made it challenging for [Saxon] to effectively address and elaborate on numerous key specifics related to the project.”

Kanye West fires back

According to RadarOnline.com, West has asked the court to throw out all claims brought by Saxon.

The rapper has filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing that Saxon‘s claims are baseless.