Key Sentence:
- The entertainer has asked ‘individual survivors’ not to ‘surrender.
- After her supposed victimizer added to Kanye West’s collection and shown up at his third listening occasion.
On Sunday (August 29), Kanye West – presently lawfully called Ye – at last dropped his 10th studio collection. Donda, following quite a while of deferrals. In front of the record’s delivery, Ye held a third listening occasion in Chicago, following two past parties in Atlanta in July and early August.
On the last event, Rachel Wood West disputably brought out DaBaby – who went on a homophobic tirade the previous month. And Marilyn Manson – who’s been blamed for sexual maltreatment by five ladies. Both likewise contributed vocals to the collection, highlighting on its 24th track, “Prison, Pt. 2”.
Presently, Evan Rachel Wood – who asserts that she endured years-long maltreatment on account of Manson, her previous accomplice – has reacted to his cooperation with West. “For my kindred survivors who got insulted for this present week,” she composed on Instagram. “I love you. Try not to surrender.” The subtitle showed up close by a video of Wood singing New Radicals’ 1998 track “You Get What You Give.”
After first sharing her story in 2016, Wood formally named Manson as her victimizer in February.
Asserting that he “began prepping me when I was a young person and mishandled me for quite a long time.” She said she was “programmed and maneuvered toward accommodation”; however is currently “done living in dread of reprisal, criticism, or coercion.”
That very day, four different ladies approached, making similar allegations of maltreatment against Manson. Including brutality and provocation, sexual and boisterous attack, and claims that Manson constrained his accomplices to ingest medications.
Manson reacted to the charges on Instagram, stating. “Clearly, my specialty and my life have for some time been magnets for discussion. However, these new cases about me are horrendous mutilations of the real world.