A December 16 put up on X by mannequin Naudia Donald has added a second firsthand account to allegations raised over the weekend by Miami magnificence specialist Isabella Grais towards rapper O.T. Genasis, with Donald describing what she says was an identical encounter in Miami the earlier 12 months.

Donald’s assertion doesn’t handle Grais’ particular allegations instantly however as a substitute presents an unbiased expertise that she says mirrors the conduct Grais described.

Donald wrote in her put up: “I believe her 100% .. last year in Miami, he approached me, and when I politely declined, he harassed me for not giving him my number and threatened to kill me lol he was also offended I didn’t know him. I’ve never spoken out about this but I’m still traumatized from this night.”

By opening with “I believe her 100%,” Donald explicitly aligns her account with Grais’ claims, positioning her assertion as corroborative reasonably than speculative.

Grais’ unique allegations had been made public in a December 14 Instagram put up, wherein she recognized the music/o-t-genesis-connects-with-chris-brown-charlie-wilson-on-back-to-you/”>Long Beach rap star as the person who approached her whereas she was celebrating a buddy’s birthday. Grais wrote that she “tried to remain polite and avoid conflict,” however that the interplay “quickly became uncomfortable and inappropriate.”

Naudia Donald, 2nd Woman, Cooperates with Isabella Grais’s Assault Claims Against O.T. Genasis

According to Grais, when she advised him to depart her alone, he “spit in my face,” describing the act as “intentional, humiliating, and violating.”

Donald’s account echoes a number of parts of that narrative. She states that she “politely declined” the rapper’s advances earlier than the encounter escalated. Donald alleges that she was then harassed and threatened.

Her declare that he “threatened to kill me lol” stands out as probably the most critical allegation in her put up. Donald later emphasizes the lasting impression, writing, “I’m still traumatized from this night.”

Donald additionally alleges that O.T. Genasis was “offended I didn’t know him,” a element that parallels Grais’ description of entitlement and hostility following rejection. Donald notes that she had not beforehand shared her expertise publicly. She shares, “I’ve never spoken out about this.”

Taken collectively, the 2 accounts describe an identical sequence of occasions. Neither O.T. Genasis nor his representatives have publicly responded to the allegations.

No legal costs or civil filings associated to both incident have been reported as of publication.