Jay-Z responded to a paternity lawsuit from Rymir Satterthwaite by calling the claims false and asking a federal court docket to close him down.

Jay-Z has pushed again towards a federal lawsuit from a person claiming to be his son, calling the accusations “fabricated” and a part of a long-running marketing campaign of harassment.

In newly filed court docket paperwork obtained by Us Weekly, the Hip-Hop mogul requested a federal decide dismiss the case introduced by 32-year-old Rymir Satterthwaite, who filed the go well with on May 6.

Satterthwaite alleges Jay-Z has averted taking a paternity take a look at and has labored to maintain him quiet.

Jay-Z described the lawsuit as “just the latest” in a string of authorized actions initiated by Satterthwaite and his godmother.

“The fabricated allegations and claims have been addressed – and rejected – in multiple other courts, and continued harassment and disregard of those orders has already resulted in a contempt order,” the submitting states.

Satterthwaite claims his mom, Wanda, had a relationship with Jay-Z within the early Nineteen Nineties. After her loss of life, he was raised by his godmother. In the lawsuit, he accuses the rapper and his associates of making an attempt to silence him and suppress the reality about his alleged paternity.

He informed the Daily Mail in December, “Why can’t he prove me wrong? Go to the courtroom and do what everyone else has to do. I can take a no. I can take being embarrassed. I just can’t take him not saying anything. It is not fair.”

Satterthwaite maintains he isn’t in search of cash or consideration however needs readability. He alleges that Jay-Z has by no means instantly responded to his claims or agreed to a DNA take a look at.

The authorized dispute has spanned a number of jurisdictions over time, with earlier makes an attempt to pursue the case reportedly being dismissed. A

According to the court docket paperwork, Jay-Z’s authorized workforce argues that the matter has already been resolved in different courts and shouldn’t be revisited.

A decide has but to rule.

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