A handyman named Jeromy Holding recently testified in Kanye West’s ongoing legal dispute with Tony Saxon.
Earlier this week, Holding took the stand and shared details from his time working at Kanye West’s Malibu mansion, according to Rolling Stone. He recalled a moment when Kim Kardashian arrived at the property in a Lamborghini while he was on the job. Per his testimony, he mistakenly thought the SKIMS founder was Bianca Censori. After giving her a wave and saying, “Hi,” she allegedly replied, “I don’t know you.”
Holding said he then tried to explain the mix-up, which only made things more uncomfortable. After Kardashian left, he claims Ye confronted him about the situation and was far from pleased. “She’s the most famous woman in the world and you call her by another woman’s name?” he allegedly said.
Despite the awkward run-in, Holding testified that he was able to keep his job.
A handyman named Jeromy Holding recently took the stand in Kanye West’s ongoing legal showdown with Tony Saxon.
Earlier this week, Holding testified about an incident that allegedly happened while he was working at Ye’s Malibu mansion, according to Rolling Stone. He recalled Kim Kardashian arriving at the property in a Lamborghini as he was on site. Per his account, he confused the SKIMS founder with Bianca Censori. After giving her a wave and saying, “Hi,” she allegedly responded, “I don’t know you.”
Holding said he then tried to clarify the mix-up, which only made the moment more uncomfortable. After Kardashian left, he claims Ye confronted him and wasn’t pleased. “She’s the most famous woman in the world and you call her by another woman’s name?” he allegedly said.
Despite the awkward exchange, Holding testified that he remained employed.
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Kanye West & Tony Saxon Legal Battle
As for the root of Ye’s dispute with Tony Saxon, Saxon alleges he wasn’t paid what he was promised for work done on one of the rapper’s properties. He also claims he was forced to endure unsafe working conditions. Ye’s legal team has firmly denied those allegations.
“It was Saxon who set for himself an impossible standard. He wanted to work 24/7, he wanted to camp at the house. He wanted to be the guy in charge,” Ye’s attorney Andrew Cherkasky said in court last week. “Ye will tell you he was shocked hearing there was no bathroom there. …Nobody asked [Saxon] to stay there, certainly not overnight.”
“[Saxon] claimed he broke his neck working for Ye. He did not,” Cherkasky added. “He’s a guy who had almost nothing who came across an opportunity to work for a billionaire.”
