BRIT Hollywood star Jodie Turner-Smith is accused of helping fund her brother’s drug use and sex parties, according to a bombshell lawsuit.
Three women have also filed a complaint against convicted felon Richard Smith – alleging sexual coercion, non consensual sexual conduct, and imprisonment.
One of them, named Jane Doe 2, alleged that Smith referred to her as his “white slave” and described himself as her “master”.
Turner-Smith is named as a defendant in the harrowing case, that is now threatening to derail her Hollywood career.
The actress, the lawsuit claims “knew of significant dangers associated with Smith and, despite that knowledge, continued to provide or make available resources that enabled [him].”
Among Turner-Smith’s gifts to her brother was an Audi that he allegedly used to transport drug packages to USPS that were then moved across state lines.
Smith also used his famous sister to make some of the women feel safe and “lower her defences” during sex parties, it was alleged.
“I used to take care of her, now she takes care of me. She pays all my bills,” he told them, as per the papers.
Turner-Smith denies all the claims made against her.
Some of the more shocking accusations were made by Jane Doe 2, who said she met Smith in 2023 at an after hours party in Los Angeles.
He allegedly pressured her to take drugs where “trays of cocaine… and firearms or other weapons were present”, the papers say.
The pair engaged in a sexual relationship that later turned “unhealthy” and “controlling”.
Smith is accused of pressuring her to have sex with him as well as multiple other men.
Jane Doe 1 also claimed he pressured her to take drugs and engage in unwanted sexual activity with him.
At times, his own children were present during some of the illicit activities at a 1555 Vine Street residence, the papers say.
Meanwhile, Jane Doe 3 said she did not feel safe in the Hollywood home, and said Smith even pressured her to sell drugs.
He further “forced sexual activity involving himself and a roommate,” she said.
The three women allege that “they have suffered and continue to suffer emotional distress, fear, anxiety, humiliation, trauma, loss of peace of mind, and other damages as a result.”
Representing the three women, Nissan Thomas, said: “This lawsuit raises serious questions about what happened, who knew about it, and what resources continued to be provided after warning signs allegedly became impossible to ignore.
“They are asking the court to examine the conduct of each defendant based on the evidence – not on family relationships, celebrity status or speculation.”
A representative for Turner-Smith told TMZ that this is a “fictional lawsuit.”
“[It] was filed by someone who has been harassing Jodie while hiding behind the name Jane Doe,” the statement said .
“The claims are not true. This is an abuse of the legal system, allowing someone to make up facts and file meritless legal documents.”
