Naomi Campbell is being accused of less-than-model behavior again, this time by another of her maids who claims the supermodel hit her.
In a terse single-sheet filing in Manhattan’s state Supreme Court, Gaby Gibson accused Campbell of “personal injuries, employment discrimination, civil assault, civil battery” and other complaints.
Gibson, who filed the lawsuit on Monday, the eve of a Manhattan Criminal Court appearance by Campbell on charges of assaulting another maid, asks for “actual, compensatory and punitive” damages without specifying an amount.
The court document does not detail acts by Campbell, but in a published interview in April, Gibson said the model hit her on Jan. 17, called her names and threatened to have her arrested. Gibson told the New York Post that Campbell got upset after being unable to find a specific pair of jeans.
Gibson’s lawyer, Thomas D. Shanahan, did not immediately return calls for comment.
Campbell is due in court Tuesday on a similar charge that stemmed from a similar situation _ the supermodel couldn’t find a pair of jeans.
