Four more women have accused Kamaal Williams of sexual harassment in response to previous complaints against him.
Back in May, the London electronic jazz musician (actual name Henry Wu) was accused of sexual assault by three women. The three unnamed women have claimed that Williams sexually abused them in 2010, 2021, and 2023.
Williams’ representative has issued a statement stating that the “very serious allegations are untrue and emphatically denied by him, and that he will be able to demonstrate the same,”
Following the release of the claims, Williams’ forthcoming UK shows were cancelled.
Four more women have come forward, accusing the musician of sexual harassment and abuse. The accused victims were unrelated yet reported similar alleged incidents.
All four new claims are identical in that they explain how Williams allegedly pushed himself on them at different times. Two of the victims revealed how the musician reportedly completed inside of them without their consent, with one claiming to have been pregnant and receiving an abortion and the other claiming she had to undergo a pregnancy test and caught a STI from Williams.
Another of the ladies stated that the musician allegedly invited her to the studio to work on music. She alleged that after going to the restroom, Williams took her to a private room in the studio and assaulted her.
The final alleged victim claimed Williams had contacted her via Instagram direct messages. She stated that the two met, and the musician assaulted her. She then stated that following the assault, Williams would repeatedly contact and harass her. She claimed that the last time they met up, he assaulted her.
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