Kaylah Walton
Allegations have surfaced in which Kanye West’s former Chief of Staff accuses his dentist of inducing a nitrous oxide addiction that has reportedly hindered the singer’s ability to create music. These claims have been refuted by Thomas Connelly.
Milo Yiannopoulos has made bold statements suggesting that the dentist’s actions were aimed at destabilizing West mentally to exploit him and his assets for financial gain.
“There is a reason Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is no longer capable of successfully releasing music or clothing,” Yiannopoulos mentioned. Connelly is alleged to have introduced West to nitrous laughing gas.
“It is my belief that Connelly sought to diminish Ye’s mental faculties so that Connelly and his business associates could extract millions of dollars from him.”
Yiannopoulos, a controversial right-wing commentator, also shared an affidavit indicating that Connelly charged hefty amounts for the gas canisters and implied that this might have led to his dismissal.
In response, Connelly labeled Yiannopoulos’ claims as “intentionally misleading” and asserted that he adheres to all ethical and legal standards of practice, as reported by TMZ on August 8.
Motivation Behind Yiannopoulos’ Claims
Speculations suggest that Yiannopoulos’ accusations could stem from personal reasons following his termination from West’s team in 2024, purportedly due to his objections to West’s plans of launching an adult studio for producing pornographic content.
Yiannopoulos alleges that West deliberately sabotaged their relationship after he unearthed a scheme involving fraud and extortion and confronted West about it.
“Ye, hooked on nitrous, blew up our relationship on purpose by proposing something he knew I’d have to resign over (because I had told him so),” as stated by Yiannopoulos. “The resurrection of his longtime idle fantasy of making porn.”
Yiannopoulos went on to accuse Connelly of targeting African Americans and described him as a “dangerous predator,” asserting that West was being administered drugs as if it were a routine occurrence.
