HOLLYWOOD - A judge has ruled Naomi Campbell's violent past can be used against her in a new lawsuit filed by a former employee.
Romania-born Gaby Gibson last year alleged she, too, had been attacked by the former supermodel, just a month after Campbell was arrested for throwing a mobile phone at ex-maid Ana Scolavino.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Stallman has ruled past altercations involving Campbell's stormy temper can potentially be used against her, reports the New York Post.
In the alleged January 2006 attack on Gibson over a missing pair of Stella McCartney jeans, Campbell is quoted as saying, "I've had it with you, f**king bitch," before allegedly kicking the back of the maid's head.
Gibson is "very happy with the court's decision", according to her attorney Lambros Lambrou.
The lawsuit claims Campbell repeatedly hit Gibson while yelling 'discriminatory comments' at her. The star denies the claims.
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