Jake Paul is scheduled to be fighting Ben Askren in the main event of next weekend’s Triller Fight Night event. The publicity for the show has been ongoing since even before the fight was confirmed,; however a TikTok star has now come out and accused the YouTuber turned pro boxer of sexual assault.
Justine Paradise released a video to YouTube alleging that Paul had assaulted her back in 2019. ‘I don’t want to ruin someone’s career for something that they did” Paradise said in the video. “I feel guilty” Paradise said, “even though I was the one who was assaulted.”
Paradise would say that the incident took place following a consensual kiss with the boxer. ‘Sex is very special and very important to me. Normally, everybody respects me when I don’t want to do sexual things. So, I thought that it was fine if I went in his room,’ Paradise noted.
Justine Paradise Speaks Out on Jake Paul
‘I thought it would be fine to kiss him, because I thought he would stop if I didn’t want to do anything else.’
Justine Paradise also revealed the reasoning for releasing the video after a ‘significant’ amount of time; this was due in part to a no-disclosure agreement she had signed. Reportedly it is not unusual for people to sign these agreements before entering Jake Paul or his brother’s residences, however we cannot confirm this.
You can see the full video released by Paradise below:
Below is information on domestic abuse charities that you an contact if you or someone you know is at risk.
- Refuge ’“ Refuge is committed to a world where domestic violence and violence against women and girls is not tolerated; and where women and children can live in safety. They aim to empower women and children to rebuild their lives, free from violence and fear. We provide a range of life-saving and life-changing services, and a voice for the voiceless.
- Women’s Aid ’“ Women’s Aid is a grassroots federation working together to provide life-saving services in England; and building a future where domestic abuse is not tolerated.
- Ashiana Sheffield ’“ Ashiana Sheffield is an organisation which focuses on helping black, Asian, minority ethnic and refugee women and children in England, Scotland and Wales who are in danger because of domestic violence; ’˜honour’-based violence and/or forced marriage. Phone 0114 255 5740, email them at [email protected] or contact them online.
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