Ye's vile outbursts are now said to have cost the couple a staggering $25 million USD (£19 million), with two producers said to be on the verge of walking out of the production.
Last week, the rapper tweeted: "I'm never apologising for my Jewish comments I can say whatever the f**k I wanna say forever wheres my f***ing apology for freezing my accounts suck my d**k hows that for an apology."
According to the lawsuit, Ye is said to have sent text messages to his employees which read: "I Am A Nazi," and "Welcome to the first day of working for Hitler.".
In a statement to The Mirror US, Doe's Attorney Carney Shegerian of Shegerian & Associates said: "Ye waged a relentless and deliberate campaign of antisemitism and misogyny against my client.
In a post on his former page, the rapper, 47, praised Nazi Germany leader, Adolf Hitler – who was responsible for the murder of over six million Jews and disabled people – as well as saying he hated Jewish people.