TEYANA TAYLOR SAYS SHE DIDN'T START THE FIGHT WITH MOVIE DIRECTOR!

Harlem singer Teyana Taylor says claims she physically attacked a movie director on a Los Angeles set last weekend are a chorus of lies.

"At the end of the day, this was a 40-something man who put his hands on a 120 pound, 20-year-old female who was sick and crying," she told the Daily News. "I did nothing wrong."

Taylor defended herself after director Jean-Claude La Marre told TMZ.com she "jumped on me and began swinging" during a disagreement on the set of his sexy western "Gang of Roses 2."

The actress, who grew up on 140th Street near Lenox Ave., told the News it was La Marre who started the bloody battle.

She described a long day of shooting in 119 degree heat and an infected wisdom tooth that was causing her face to swell up on camera.

Taylor said she asked La Marre repeatedly for a ride home – and was ignored hour after hour.

Taylor claimed she was crying and scared because she passed out on set a few days prior and had to visit a hospital to get antibiotics for the infection.

"I didn't understand why the antibiotics weren't working. I thought I might die. So by the third time asking, I told him I really had to go," she said.

That's when La Marre allegedly turned around, walked over and pushed her in the face saying "don't scream at me b---h," according to Taylor.

"He hit me on the exact side of my face with the swelling," she claimed. "And when I was hit more than one time, that's when everything got crazy."

Attempts to reach La Marre were not immediately successful.

He told MediaTakeOut.com that Taylor injured him.

"It was just a couple of scratches. I wasn't interested in calling the police because at the end of the day, she's only 20 years old and she's somebody's daughter," he told the website. "Everybody has a bad day or two. We're moving on."

Taylor, meanwhile, took photos of the alleged aftermath – a shirt ripped open exposing her chest and blood stains on her jean shorts.

"Afterward, I went home, lay down and cried all night. A man put his hands on me. I was very emotional, very sick, and by myself. I was so stressed out and in so much pain," she told the News, adding that she filed a police report.

"This story is out there to promote the movie," she claimed. "The only thing I can do is defend myself."

Taylor said a stunt person later donned her nun custom, rode up to a cliff and took a bullet in the back as the cameras rolled.

"The last thing he said was that he was going to kill me off," she recalled. "That was to make him feel better. That's evil."

Co-star Amber Rose, who shot to fame dating Taylor's recent duet partner Kanye West, posted a cast photo on Twitter yesterday and said she missed working with Taylor.


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