The source continued to question the authenticity of the documents which haven’t been shared, just referenced by any other news or gossip site–including TMZ.The singer has kept quiet on all the claims because he has his own plan to launch a defamation case against the accusers and their legal representation.
The site also adds the image of the $2,754-check made out to Fox-Davis was from accounting firm David Weise & Associates for her babysitting services in 2012. The source added the court documents shown are the site aren’t facts, but mere accusations that weren’t proven to be true in court. Kelly’s cult of women? (Disturbing.)ġ2.Sandra Rose reports a close member of the singer’s camp dispelled claims the singer paid his former babysitter and celebrity stylist Maya Fox-Davis $1.1 million in the case brought to light by Radar Online. We may never know the extent of lives lost in the Grenfell Tower disaster.ĩ. And further, the gold medal winners at the Commonwealth Youth Games (congratulations!).ħ. In the meantime, as promised, here are 12 things more relevant (or disturbing) than Usher’s diagnosis!Ģ. In any event, perhaps this week we can stop adding to the already existing stigma and discrimination surrounding these conditions, which prevent people from getting tested in the first place, and work on becoming more aware of the facts. Considering the small population in Ste Lucie, I wonder too how our numbers compare! The numbers are high, soaring to the point that one in every six people in the United States aged 14 to 49 has genital herpes caused by the HSV-2 infection (the herpes simplex virus often responsible for genital herpes). Testing you say? As far as organizations like the WHO are concerned, a high percentage of people with genital herpes don’t even show any symptoms of having it in the first place which, depending on the type of testing you go for, is necessary for a diagnosis to be made.
Questions exist in my mind also concerning how these women, or anyone for that matter, can prove without a doubt that they themselves were STD-free ahead of any sexual encounter. With the precedent set by the courts in the first case, I can’t help but wonder if this will now open the floodgates for all the women he’s ever slept with to make similar accusations. Needless to say, it hasn’t been a good month for Usher. Before I had time to digest the news, another woman came forward with similar claims that she too had slept with Raymond, and though she was unsure of whether or not she’d been left with an STD, she was exploring the options of filing a case against him as well. While the “Confessions” singer should have done just that prior to their interactions, I couldn’t help but wonder why this woman hadn’t considered her own safety a priority when sleeping with someone she’d just met. For one, the woman in question said they had used protection in their first encounter, yet the second time they’d slept together, she’d thrown caution to the wind. While reading the story, several things came to mind. As the case progressed, her suspicions were confirmed: Raymond had in fact been diagnosed prior to their encounter. She accused the singer of not informing her of his genital herpes diagnosis. R&B sensation Usher made headlines for all the wrong reasons this month.Ī BET story entitled, ‘Everything This Usher Story is Not Telling You About Herpes’ cut through a hailstorm of criticism targeting popular American R&B singer Usher Raymond, concerning a case brought before the courts by a woman he’d been intimate with.
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