Another lawsuit for Naomi Campbell
A former assistant is suing the supermodel for a series of 'verbal, physical and emotional attacks.'
Supermodel Naomi Campbell has another lawsuit against her. A third employee has claimed the supermodel attacked her and is suing Campbell, according to Reuters.
Campbell's former assistant, Amanda Brack, claims after she was hired in February 2005, she suffered a series of "verbal, physical and emotional attacks" by the model.
"On at least four occasions, Campbell assaulted and abused my client," Brack's lawyer, Gerald McCarthy told Reuters.
McCarthy said in one incident, during a photo shoot in April 2005 in Morocco, Campbell blew up in anger at the assistant after a forgotten article of clothing, so Campbell left Brack in Morocco without any money and tore up her passport and threw it into the swimming pool and left her to pay the hotel bill.
The lawsuit says Brack is seeking damages for ""assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, reckless infliction of emotional distress and false imprisonment."
This suit is the most recent case in a series of court cases in which past employees have accused the supermodel of abuse.
In March of this year, the supermodel was charged with second-degree assault after authorities said Campbell threw her cell phone at Ana Scolavino, her housekeeper, causing a gash in the back of her head.
This past June, Gaby Gibson, another maid, claimed Campbell struck her in the head and has filed a civil lawsuit against her.
