Noelle Rodriguez is a 25-year-old actress and dancer who has gained attention recently due to her involvement in a lawsuit against the singer Lizzo. She has been a part of Lizzo’s dance crew, appeared in her music video for the song Rumors, and was featured as a background dancer in Euphoria season 1. Noelle Rodriguez is also known for her role in the film “Mainstream” (2020)
Noelle is originally from Texas but currently based in Los Angeles. She has been featured in ad campaigns for Nike and Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS, as well as danced for Sam Smith, Beyonce, and Janet Jackson.
Noelle Rodriguez, along with dancers Arianna Davis and Crystal Williams, have accused Lizzo of sexual, religious, and racial harassment, disability discrimination, assault, and false accusations. The dancers claim that Lizzo created a hostile work environment and subjected them to abusive behaviour. One specific allegation in the lawsuit is that Lizzo pressured one of the plaintiffs to touch a nude performer at an Amsterdam club. The dancers also allege that Lizzo falsely accused them of drinking on the job and subjected them to an “excruciating” audition. Additionally, Lizzo is accused of making derogatory comments about one dancer’s weight gain.
What is the legal process for the lawsuit filed by the dancers against Lizzo?
- Filing the Lawsuit: Noelle Rodriguez, Arianna Davis, and Crystal Williams filed a lawsuit against Lizzo in a California court in late July 2023;
- The lawsuit alleges sexual harassment, a hostile work environment, and various forms of discrimination
- Response from Lizzo: Lizzo has not yet publicly responded to the lawsuit
- Discovery and Evidence: The legal process for the lawsuit will likely involve a period of discovery, during which both sides will gather evidence and information related to the case. This may include depositions, requests for documents, and other legal procedures.
- Settlement or Trial: Depending on the outcome of the discovery process, the case may be settled out of court or proceed to trial. If the case goes to trial, a judge or jury will hear the evidence and make a decision
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