Mexican pop singer Gloria Trevi has been accused of “grooming” and exploiting underage girls in the early ’90s for the benefit of her former producer Sergio Andrade.
According to Variety, two unidentified women have alleged that Trevi and Andrade used their “role, status, and power” in order to initiate sexual contact with them over the course of several years.
The accusers were aged 13 and 15 years old respectively when Trevi approached them in public for what they claim was a violent sex cult.
Per a complaint that was filed in Los Angeles County last Friday (December 30), the two women are “survivors of childhood sexual abuse, sexual battery, assault, molestation, and abuse” at the hands of the defendants.
The filing states that the alleged victims have since suffered “substantial emotional distress, anxiety, nervousness, anger and fear” as a result of the abuse.
It is noted that the suit does not use Trevi or Andrade’s names, but instead identifies them anonymously as Jane Doe defendants.
However, they have both been linked to the alleged crimes due to descriptions and the matching chronology of past live tours and album releases.
The documents describe Trevi as a “famous and popular pop star, and one of the most highly compensated female artists in Latin America”, while Andrade is said to be “one of the most successful music producers in Mexico”.
Earlier today (January 6), Trevi issued a statement on Instagram in which she denied the allegations.
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