Kylie Jenner’s boyfriend, Tyga, contacted a 14-year-old girl via social media. (Photo: Getty Images)
Well this is all just… icky.
Tyga, who started dating Kylie Jenner when she was 17, is being accused of sending “uncomfortable” messages to a 14-year-old aspiring model and singer. The girl, Molly O'Malia, hired famed attorney Gloria Allred to represent her after OK! magazine reported that there was an inappropriate sexual relationship between the rapper, 26, and the teenager. On Monday, they held a press conference to tell the blonde’s side of the story.
To make a long story short, O'Malia — who cried during the presser — said that Tyga contacted her through social media. On three occasions, he asked her to FaceTime, but she declined because she “began to feel uncomfortable.” The teen said she’s speaking out “because I don’t want what happened to me to happen to any other young girl.” She is seeking an apology from the tabloid for their story.
Molly O'Malia with her attorney, Gloria Allred, who is also representing some of Bill Cosby’s accusers. (Photo: Getty Images)
O'Malia’s mother, Anne, released a statement blasting OK! magazine for “falsely [insinuating] that there was an inappropriate sexually suggestive relationship going on between Tyga and Molly."
Well this is all just… icky.
Tyga, who started dating Kylie Jenner when she was 17, is being accused of sending “uncomfortable” messages to a 14-year-old aspiring model and singer. The girl, Molly O'Malia, hired famed attorney Gloria Allred to represent her after OK! magazine reported that there was an inappropriate sexual relationship between the rapper, 26, and the teenager. On Monday, they held a press conference to tell the blonde’s side of the story.
To make a long story short, O'Malia — who cried during the presser — said that Tyga contacted her through social media. On three occasions, he asked her to FaceTime, but she declined because she “began to feel uncomfortable.” The teen said she’s speaking out “because I don’t want what happened to me to happen to any other young girl.” She is seeking an apology from the tabloid for their story.
Molly O'Malia with her attorney, Gloria Allred, who is also representing some of Bill Cosby’s accusers. (Photo: Getty Images)
O'Malia’s mother, Anne, released a statement blasting OK! magazine for “falsely [insinuating] that there was an inappropriate sexually suggestive relationship going on between Tyga and Molly."
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