Jeffree Star was involved in another incident involving drug abuse and inappropriate behavior. A former employee accused Star of abusing him and a colleague in and outside the workplace. The user also claimed that the Youtuber moved to Wyoming after being kicked out of the Los Angeles beauty influencer scene due to drug-related issues.
Jeffree Star has been accused of drug addiction.
Miki Uchis, an alleged former JSC employee, filed the charges. Uchis claimed to have seen Star doing “unspeakable things” and accused him of being addicted to hard drugs. They shared a series of TikToks about their encounter with Jeffree Star. They said that when they visited the Star Ranch, Star did not provide transportation and they had to hire an Uber and walk to Star’s residence. They further said that they were not allowed to use their phones when Star was around.
In April, they showed a cease and desist letter from the beauty guru’s lawyer, shortly after they first discussed their encounter with the YouTuber. Later in the film, they explain that they did not sign an NDA and are legally allowed to talk about their experience.
Uchis also discussed the epic 2020 feud involving Jeffree Star and other beauty influencers. They said the Instagram influencer in Los Angeles canceled Star after revealing embarrassing information about the makeup artist. Uchis also said that was the primary reason for Star’s return to Wyoming.
They described the environment of the ranch as follows:
“The ranch is rife with drug addiction, exploitation and narcissism. It’s confusing and scary.”
Later, Uchis called Stara’s closest friend Tina,
“claiming she’s the reason Star has lost touch with the beauty world in Los Angeles. Tina is a slang term for crystal meth. They said Tina was the reason Star moved out of Los Angeles so he could “do what he wants without anyone calling him names.”
They also claimed that their former best friend, Boom, was put in harm’s way in early January 2022 because Star wanted him to go and get narcotics from his supplier. Due to his sexual orientation and race, Boom was verbally attacked by people who supplied him with narcotics as a result of the event. Uchis said he contacted him while driving to the drug supplier’s facility, terrified. They stated:
“He forced Boom to travel two hours outside of Casper to a warehouse near Gillette. Boom called me crying the whole trip because he was terrified.”
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They continued,
“That night was chilly, and when Boom finally came, he was being chased. Two men in the warehouse made homophobic and racist statements about Boom, his sexual orientation and his Mexican heritage.”
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