A man who says he was assigned by Ye to gather intelligence against Kim Kardashian and another of the rapper’s former wives can proceed anonymously in his lawsuit against the rapper, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Identified in his Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit only as John Doe, the plaintiff says the singer appointed him as his “director of intelligence” and assigned him to look into the family of Kardashian and any alleged links Ye believed that she and another of his former wives, Bianca Censori, had with crime, including alleged sex trafficking.

Doe contended he needed to keep his real name out of his court papers because he feared being further targeted by Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, and his fans. On Wednesday, Judge Holly Fujie ruled in his favor, denying the rapper’s motion t

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