Anushka Mutanda Dougherty
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Fame Under Fire: The Tupac Murder Trial · Kanye West LOSES civil case over $57m house · 11 Mar 2026
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Hello and welcome back to Fame Under Fire from BBC Sounds with me, Anushka Matanda-Doughty.
Today, Kanye or Ye on trial.
The controversial rapper has been in court this week fighting against a $1.7 million claim brought by a former employee, Tony Saxon, who worked on one of his houses.
Saxon said that West withheld wages and made him work long hours in unsafe conditions, including telling him he could not leave the property and waking him up at 3 a.m.
to ask why he's not working.
The jury were shown a picture of a small mattress on a concrete floor that Saxon claims he slept on while working at the property in Malibu.
In closing arguments, Ye's lawyer, Andrew Chukaski, depicted Saxon as an unreliable witness, saying, quote, the lies are so deep and so wicked that not a thing can be believed that came out of his mouth.
He also said that Saxon was a, quote, professional victim.
But the jury has ruled in Saxon's favor and a $140,000 payout for lost wages and medical expenses is headed Kanye's way.
This trial, in true yay fashion, has not been traditional.
For one, he appeared to fall asleep on the stand, although his lawyer argued against this, saying he wasn't asleep, he was bored, saying this is, quote, beneath him.
We have all the details of what went down.
So, of course, joining me right now to go through it all is our resident trial attorney, Sean Kent from South Carolina.
Hi, Sean.
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