Marilyn Manson leaves Kanye West's Donda 2 listening party in Miami with his wife Lindsay Usich after taking the stage alongside the rapper
- Marilyn and his wife Lindsay were seen leaving Kanye West's listening party
- The star looked exhausted after performing with the rapper, 44, on stage
- The event took place at the LoanDepot Park in Miami, Florida on Tuesday
- His wife, who he wed during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, sat by his side
- Manson is facing multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault
Marilyn Manson and his wife Lindsay Usich were seen leaving Kanye West's two-hour listening party of his latest album Donda 2 in Miami on Tuesday.
The 53-year-old disgraced rocker, who is facing multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault, looked exhausted after performing with the rapper, 44, on stage at LoanDepot Park in Miami.
His wife, who he wed during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, sat by his side and glanced outside the window as they drove away from the venue.
Quick exit: Marilyn Manson and his wife Lindsay Usich were seen leaving Kanye West's listening party of his album Donda 2 in Miami on Tuesday
Manson, who was dropped by his record label in the wake of allegations of physical and sexual abuse in early 2021, was among the live performers at the show.
He joined West and DaBaby, who faced backlash for making homophobic comments about people living with HIV/AIDS, during Jail.
Pusha T, Migos, Jack Harlow, Playboi Carti and Alicia Keys also participated at the livestream.
Tired: The 53-year-old disgraced rocker, who is facing multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault, looked exhausted after joining her rapper pal, 44, on stage at LoanDepot Park in Miami
Controversial: Manson seen with West on stage at the listening party on stage at LoanDepot Park in Miami
Manson's ex fiancée Evan Rachel Wood is set to discuss her the abuse claims she made against him in HBO's upcoming documentary Phoenix Rising.
In the documentary, Wood's mother, Sara Lynn Moore, claimed Manson groomed the actress and uses his musical alter ego to prey on people.
'He's a predator,' she stated, while the 34-year-old Westworld actress' brother said: 'Everybody was looking at Marilyn Manson and they weren't looking at Brian Warner.'
Raising eyebrows: Manson, who was dropped by his record label in the wake of allegations of physical and sexual abuse in early 2021, was among the live performers at the show.
In 2018, Evan spoke in Congress in support of the nationwide implementation of the Sexual Assault Survivors' Bill of Rights Acts, and though she didn't name her alleged abuser at the time, she admitted people knew who she was talking about.
'Numerous women heard my story, and knew exactly who it was,' she said.
Evan first accused Manson of 'horrifically abusing' her last February and claims that her ex-fiancé 'brainwashed' her and 'manipulated her into submission'.
Her admission prompted a wave of other allegations against the 'Rock is Dead' singer, who has denied the claims against him.
The two-part documentary airs on HBO next month.
Creating buzz: He joined West and DaBaby, who faced backlash for making homophobic comments about people living with HIV/AIDS, during Jail
In October, West was slammed for inviting Manson to perform at a Sunday Service held on Halloween, despite the musician (born Brian Hugh Warner) facing three active lawsuits against him in relation to sexual, psychological, and physical abuse allegations from over 15 different women.
Manson has staunchly denied all allegations of sexual assault, and he previously referred to the claims as 'horrible distortions of reality' that misrepresent consensual relationships with 'like-minded partners.'
In May, one of his alleged victims, Ashley Morgan Smithline, gave a chilling account of her relationship with the star, telling People: 'I survived a monster.'
Controversial: In October, West was slammed for inviting Manson to perform at a Sunday Service held on Halloween, despite facing three active lawsuits against him in relation to sexual, psychological, and physical abuse allegations from over 15 different women
The model claimed she was sexually assaulted by Manson several times and was locked into a soundproof room called 'the bad girls' room' whenever she made him angry.
She also alleged that he cut her with a swastika-emblazoned knife despite her being of Jewish descent, shoved his fist in her mouth during sex, and forced her to do a blood pact.
Smithline first named Manson as her abuser in an Instagram post back in February, months before calling him the 'most terrifying monster in the world' in the People feature.
Harrowing experience: In May, one of his alleged victims, Ashley Morgan Smithline (pictured), gave a chilling account of her relationship with the star, telling People : 'I survived a monster'
A spokesperson for the artist responded to People about the accusations, saying they 'strongly deny her claims.'
'There are so many falsehoods within her claims that we wouldn't know where to begin to answer them,' the statement read. 'This relationship, to the limited extent it was a relationship, didn't last one week.'
However, People reported that Smithline provided emails and messages she claimed were from Manson that had spanned more than two years.
Response: A spokesperson for the artist responded to Smithline's claims in the story, telling People they 'strongly deny her claims'
The cover story was published a week after Esmé Bianco filed a lawsuit in federal court against Manson, accusing the musician of raping, beating and torturing her after bringing her from the UK to LA under false pretenses.
The explosive 10-page complaint, which was filed in US District Court for the Central District of California, alleges sexual assault and batter and violation of the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and attorneys' fees.
Manson sought to have Bianco's case thrown out on statute-of-limitations grounds, but last month a judge denied his bid to have the her claims dismissed.
Telling her side: Evan Rachel Wood first made her claims against Manson in an Instagram post in last February. 'He started grooming me when I was a teenager and horrifically abused me for years,' she wrote; seen in 2007
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