Bianca Kyne, one of the women who has accused Marilyn Manson of abuse, has broken her silence and shared her feelings about the recent court ruling in her favor. In an exclusive interview with Rolling Stone, Kyne revealed that she no longer feels controlled by fear and is determined to continue fighting for justice.
Kyne, who first came forward with her allegations against Manson in February, says she was inspired to speak out after seeing other women come forward with similar stories. “I knew I couldn’t stay silent any longer,” she said. “I wanted to use my voice to help others who may have experienced similar abuse.”
In her lawsuit against Manson, Kyne alleges that the singer subjected her to physical, emotional, and sexual abuse during their relationship in 2011. She also claims that Manson threatened to harm her and her family if she ever spoke out about the abuse.
Despite facing backlash and criticism, Kyne says she feels empowered by the recent court ruling that allows her to move forward with her lawsuit. “I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders,” she said. “I no longer have to live in fear of Manson and his threats.”
Manson’s lawyer has dismissed Kyne’s allegations as a “shakedown” and has denied all claims of abuse. However, Kyne remains determined to seek justice and hold Manson accountable for his actions. “I will not be silenced or intimidated,” she stated. “I will continue to fight for myself and for all the other survivors out there.”
Kyne’s bravery in speaking out has sparked a larger conversation about abuse and accountability in the music industry. She hopes that her story will encourage others to come forward and seek justice for any abuse they may have experienced. “I want to use my voice to make a difference and create a safer environment for everyone,” she said.
As she continues to pursue her lawsuit, Kyne remains focused on healing and moving forward. “I am no longer controlled by fear,” she said. “I am determined to use my voice to make a positive impact and bring about change.”
