Kris Jenner’s Ex-Bodyguard Drops Lawsuit Alleging Unwanted Advances and Discrimination

Kris Jenner faced legal action from her former bodyguard, Marc McWilliams, who accused the matriarch of groping him in 2017. McWilliams described an uncomfortable incident purportedly occurring in Jenner’s Bentley, where he alleged she made suggestive comments before initiating nonconsensual contact.

The lawsuit depicted Jenner’s alleged overtly offensive and nonconsensual actions, detailing how she touched McWilliams in a manner that he found explicitly sexually inappropriate. McWilliams claimed shock and offense at Jenner’s advances, which he said were ongoing, despite his requests to cease the behavior. Additionally, McWilliams accused Jenner of racial discrimination, claiming he faced mockery, harassment, and belittlement due to his race during his employment with the reality star. Jenner vehemently denied the allegations, stating they were fabricated and contradictory to factual evidence.

Recently, McWilliams requested an LA judge to dismiss the case with prejudice, which prevents its retrial. The reasons behind his decision to drop the lawsuit remain unclear, leading to speculation that a cash settlement might have been reached.

The dismissal of the $3 million lawsuit against Kris Jenner by her former bodyguard has sparked questions and conjecture. Do you think Kris Jenner’s former bodyguard dropping the lawsuit alters your perception? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.