Violinist sues Will Smith for sexual harassment and wrongful termination

A violinist who was part of a recent Will Smith artistic tour filed a lawsuit against the actor and his representation company, accusing him of sexual harassment, wrongful termination, and retaliation. The musician, identified as Brian King Joseph, claims he was initially hired for a one-off performance and then invited to join the international tour and collaborate on a new musical project. According to the lawsuit, during the development of the working relationship, Smith allegedly had inappropriate behavior and comments that the plaintiff interpreted as unwanted insinuations. The violinist claims that, during a tour stop in Las Vegas, events occurred that caused him fear and distrust, including the temporary disappearance of personal belongings and irregular situations in his hotel room. After reporting the incident to hotel security, the authorities, and the artist's work team, he maintains that he was ridiculed and subsequently fired.

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Joseph alleges that, as a consequence of these events, he suffered emotional damages, economic losses, and harm to his mental health, for which he requests compensation before a jury. For their part, Will Smith's defense has categorically denied the accusations, calling them false and assuring that the actor will defend himself through legal channels.