Los Angeles, CA – A private video featuring Kanye West confirming his longtime business associate, John Monopoly, was leaked online, sparking controversy over how the footage surfaced. However, sources close to the situation confirm that the video was illegally stolen from Monopoly’s phone, and an investigation is now underway to determine who is responsible.
The video, which was never meant for public release, shows a visibly drowsy Kanye West stating, “Hey, this is Ye. John Monopoly does really work for me.” It was recorded as a direct response to Monopoly’s urgent request while he was in the hospital. Monopoly had reached out to Kanye after medical staff allegedly refused to believe his affiliation with the rap mogul. In an attempt to provide proof, West recorded the short clip and sent it privately.
However, shortly after the video was recorded, it began circulating on the internet, leading to speculation about Kanye’s condition at the time of filming. Some critics quickly assumed the worst, while others questioned how such a private exchange made its way to the public.
Theft of Private Property and Investigation Underway
According to sources close to Monopoly, he never intended for the video to be shared publicly. Instead, his phone was accessed without authorization, and the video was stolen—either by someone within the hospital staff or another third party with access to his device. The breach has raised serious concerns about privacy violations and potential legal consequences for those involved.
This situation highlights the growing issue of celebrities and their associates having their personal property accessed and exploited without consent. Kanye West himself reacted with frustration, posting about the situation online, seemingly hinting at the privacy invasion that led to the leak.
Legal experts suggest that if the culprit is identified, they could face charges related to unauthorized access, data theft, and potential violations of state and federal privacy laws.
Clearing John Monopoly’s Name
Despite unfounded speculation, John Monopoly did not leak the video, nor did he intend for it to be shared beyond the hospital staff who required verification. The video’s release was a direct result of a breach of his privacy, not any wrongdoing on his part.
Supporters of Monopoly are urging the public to shift focus toward holding those responsible for the unauthorized leak accountable. As the investigation continues, more details are expected to emerge regarding how the footage was stolen and who may be behind its release.
For now, one thing remains clear—John Monopoly is a victim in this situation, not the perpetrator. The real question is, who took the video from his phone, and how will they be held accountable?
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