Jake Paul, turned boxer on YouTube, has been accused of sexual assault. Paul’s accuser, Jasmine Paradise, posted a 20-minute video on YouTube on Friday in which she alleges that Paul sexually assaulted her at his home on Team 10 in Los Angeles. Paradise is a TikTok superstar with 525,000+ followers. Paradise in the video focused on the events that it said took place in June and July 2019; She said she met Paul at his home in July of that year after visiting his home several times with his friends starting in June. In the video, Paradise said she and Paul had several awkward encounters at first, but one night he pulled her into a corner of his studio area and began kissing her. She said, “It was okay with that. I think it was cute.” After this, Paradise said Paul took her to his room and began to show frustration at her reluctance to have sex with him. She said he forced her to have sex with him. Oral sex after she said “no” to him several times. “Sex is very private and very important to me,” Paradise said in the video. “But I haven’t had sex with that many people. Normally, everyone respects me when I don’t want to do sexual things, so I thought it was okay to go to his room. I thought it would be good to kiss him, because I thought it would stop if I didn’t want to do it Nothing else. ”He didn’t ask for approval or anything. He knew I didn’t want to do anything with him because he said, “If nothing happens, what’s the point?” Then he pushes himself inside me: “It’s not okay. That’s okay at all.” Paradise also posted several text conversations between her and Paul, as well as photos and videos of her in the Team 10 house, as evidence of her claims in the video. Daniel Gardenswartz, Paul’s attorney, said his client had “categorically denied” paradise. Allegations in a statement (via New York Post). “Our client is aware of the recent allegation against him. While others have already begun to expose the alleged allegation against him, our client categorically denies this allegation and has the intention to vigorously refute and prosecute those responsible for defamation of his identity.”
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