Alexis Wilkins Sues MS NOW for Defamation Over 'Hogwash' Reporting
Kash Patel's lover takes MS NOW to court over accusations of 'hogwash' reporting

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Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has filed a defamation lawsuit against MS NOW, alleging false reporting about her interactions with FBI agents. The lawsuit claims the outlet published misleading information regarding her drinking and use of FBI resources, potentially damaging her career as a country singer and political advocate.
- 01Alexis Wilkins filed a defamation lawsuit against MS NOW, claiming the outlet published false information about her.
- 02The lawsuit cites a December article alleging that Wilkins's drunk friend was taken home by FBI agents at Patel's request.
- 03Wilkins's legal team claims the reporting is 'hogwash' and contradicts itself regarding her drinking habits.
- 04The lawsuit argues that the false claims could harm Wilkins's professional reputation and brand as a country singer and political advocate.
- 05Patel has faced scrutiny over allegations of excessive drinking, which he has denied.
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Alexis Wilkins, the girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has initiated a defamation lawsuit against MS NOW, alleging the outlet disseminated false information regarding her use of FBI agents. The lawsuit, filed on Friday, specifically targets a December article that claimed Patel instructed FBI agents to escort Wilkins's inebriated friend home after a night out in Nashville. Wilkins's attorneys describe the reporting as 'hogwash,' asserting that the outlet acted with reckless disregard for the truth. They emphasize that Wilkins, 27, does not consume alcohol and that a security detail for her has only recently been established, marking a historic first for the FBI. The suit also highlights contradictions in the reporting about her drinking habits, which could severely impact her career as a country singer and political advocate known for her conservative values. Furthermore, the lawsuit accuses MS NOW of advancing its own agenda at the expense of Wilkins's reputation. This legal action comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Patel, who has faced allegations of excessive drinking, claims he has publicly denied.
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