An international pop sensation is alleging that her former manager sexually assaulted her when she attempted to leave him. 

According to TMZ, Katherine Alexander, who's recent hit "Put it in a Kiss" went #1, was a teacher only 2 years go. It was at that point she was introduced to Jesus Salas, who goes by the name of Zeus. Alexander signed on with Zeus' record company after he promised her success and fame. 

Well, now Alexander is suing Zeus in a lawsuit that claims that she and her former manager were romantically involved before things went sour. She alleges that Zeus was stealing almost entirely all of her earnings and began to become controlling. 

It was when her career began to take off that their relationship began to have major difficulties, according to Alexander. Recently, she signed to open for Enrique Iglesias. 

Alexander alleges that when she went to Zeus to inform him that she would not be renewing her contract with his recording company, he became threatening and violent, including "forcing her to have sex against her will while she was ill, sodomizing her and placing a bag over her face and holding her down during an argument," reports TMZ.

Alexander is also claiming Zeus threatened to "shoot her and her family."

Zeus' lawyer has stated that Alexander's allegations are untrue, and claims that she fabricated her accusations after the business side of her association with Zeus went sour. Katherine Alexander stated she has obtained a restraining order requiring Zeus to remain 500 yards away from her at all times.