Smokey Robinson accused by former housekeepers of sexual assault and rape

Smokey Robinson, singer, composer, producer and one of the members of the Motown, with half a century of musical career behind him, has been charged with sexual abuse by four women in a million-dollar lawsuit. The four are former house workers, but their names remain anonymous. They accuse him of rape, abuse, sexual assault, illegal detention and forcing them to work in a hostile work environment. They demand $50 million.

The legend of Soul Smokey Robinson faces serious accusations in the United States. Four former employees have filed a complaint against the legend of soul, accusing him of rape and sexual assault over nearly two decades. They claim $50 million in damages for alleged acts of extreme gravity.

Smokey Robinson Sued by Former Housekeepers for Sexual Assault

Four anonymous women accuse the Motown legend of assaulting them dozens of times over many years

$50M lawsuit accuses Smokey Robinson of sexual assault, including in Las Vegas

Former housekeepers allege in a lawsuit that Motown music legend Smokey Robinson sexually assaulted and raped them in multiple locations, including his Las Vegas home.

The wife of the Motown legend, Frances Gladney, is also quoted in the complaint, accused of making sexual assault possible.

Smokey Robinson accused of sexual battery & assault by former employees

Photo: Getty Images Singer Smokey Robinson is facing a lawsuit alleging sexual assault and battery. On Tuesday (May 6), four of Robinson’s former employees filed a complaint in Los Angeles Superior Court accusing the singer of false imprisonment, gender violence, and creating a hostile work environment, along with sexual battery and assault, per KTLA. Robinson’s wife, Frances, is also named as a defendant in the lawsuit. One of the plaintiffs, w…