Vince McMahon strikes back in sex-trafficking lawsuit by claiming his accuser would sneak into his penthouse apartment bed in the middle of the night before returning to her fiancé’s unit in the same building

Vince McMahon is pointing the finger at the former WWE employee who accused him of sex trafficking, claiming that she snuck into his penthouse apartment to get into his bed while her own fiancé was present in another unit in the building.

According to the latest filing in the case, obtained by the New York Post, McMahon claims Janel Grant, 43, was a willing participant in their sexual relationship for three years, while continuing to deny the explosive charges levied against him in her lawsuit.

Namely, McMahon denies ever defecating on Grant’s head, as she claimed in her filing.

‘By publicly filing her salacious, false and defamatory Complaint, Plaintiff has brazenly and intentionally violated a binding contract to arbitrate,’ read McMahon’s filing in US District Court in Connecticut. ‘The Complaint’s outrageous claims of sexual abuse and coercion are pure fiction—plainly intended to garner publicity—and are flatly contradicted by Plaintiff’s own contemporaneous statements. Contrary to Plaintiff’s false allegations, Plaintiff and Defendant engaged in a consensual relationship during which Defendant never coerced Plaintiff into doing anything and never mistreated her in any way.’

Grant filed a lawsuit in January accusing McMahon and other WWE executives of sex trafficking as well as emotional and physical abuse during her time with the wrestling promotion. Since then, McMahon has resigned from the WWE and sold more than $400 million worth of stock in TKO, the newly formed company that was created by the WWE-UFC merger.

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Janel Grant (above), a former WWE employee, accused McMahon, who is under investigation by New York prosecutors, of sex trafficking and multiple counts of sexual misconduct