Derrick Rose claims that the woman who accused him and his friends of rape is not only lying, but her source of anger stems from sex toys that were used that night.
Rose claims in court documents that the woman consented to group sex with him and his friends and is really only feeling jilted due to not being reimbursed for sex toys that were used in the act, according to TMZ Sports. Rose's ex-girlfriend alleges that he and some of his friends broke into her apartment in Los Angeles in 2013 and gang raped her while she was incapacitated.
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If true, that is one heinous crime, but he claims she isn't being honest. Rose's documents state that his ex "consented to sexual interaction with more than one co-defendant on more than one occasion, consented to sexual interactions on the day in question, and invited the defendants to her apartment and buzzed them in."
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Rose even claimed that the woman had a cup of coffee with her roommate before going to work the next day, with the intent of proving she'd be too distraught to be so casual. The three-time All-Star, who has said the lawsuit won't change him, said the woman was angry over the toys and then got even more distraught when he stopped answering her text messages.
Despite the accusations, the 2011 NBA MVP, who averaged 17.7 points per game last season, is keeping his focus on the court. The Bulls open their season against the Cavaliers on Oct. 27, and Rose's mind won't be on the rape case or anything else.
"This whole summer I had tunnel vision," he said per ESPN. "My mindset was just making sure that I was working out every day and spending as much time as possible with my son and focusing on them two things."
Rose's attention may be on the court, but if his side of the story is any indication, he's into some kinky things off it.
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