Marilyn Manson made his first public appearance since the release of a series of accusations of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse by ex-girlfriends, to promote his collaboration with rapper Kanye West on the album DONDA .
Isolated since February, when his ex-fiancée Evan Rachel Wood formalized accusations of psychological abuse, manipulation and sexual violence allegedly suffered during their relationship, Manson appeared for the first time last Thursday (26) at a listening event for the rapper's new album, released on August 29.
The collaboration with the rapper yielded two tracks on the album, with West composing "Jail" and singing "Jail pt. 2". The version featuring Manson's vocals took longer to arrive, and West claimed that the record label had removed the song from the tracklist without prior authorization.
In July, the musician turned himself in to Los Angeles police for a simple assault offense committed during a concert in New Hampshire in 2019, when he spat on film crew members. At the time, he was released on bail, which reportedly totaled two thousand dollars.
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