One of Mariah Carey's former security guards, Michael Anello, drafted a lawsuit against her, according to TMZ.

He alleges that she sexually harassed him, called him a Nazi and KKK member, and didn't pay her bills.

Carey's team has "no information" on the sexual harassment claim, according to TMZ.

Mariah Carey is being threatened by a lawsuit from one of her former security guards, who said she sexually harassed him, called him a Nazi, and stiffed him in hundreds of thousands of dollars in bills, according to a draft of a lawsuit seen by TMZ.

In the draft lawsuit, which has not yet been filed, Michael Anello, the security guard, said Carey committed "sexual acts with the intent that they be viewed by Anello," according to TMZ. He said that during a trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Carey asked him to come into her room to move some luggage, TMZ reported.

When Anello got there, Carey was "wearing a see-through negligee that was open," according to the document that TMZ saw. Anello tried to leave, but Carey insisted he remain and move the luggage, he reportedly claimed. Anello said that there was no physical contact between them.

TMZ reported that Carey's team had "no information" on the sexual harassment claim.

Anello also alleges that Carey called him and his colleagues names that associated them with Nazis, the KKK, and other white supremacist groups, and "wanted to be surrounded with black guys, not white people," according to TMZ.

Another important part of the lawsuit is alleged unpaid bills. Anello Security & Consulting says it worked for Carey for June 2015 to May 2017. Anello says Carey failed to pay $221,329.51, according to TMZ, and walked back on a promise to hire the company for an additional two years, which would have paid out $511,000.

Michael Anello and representatives for Carey did not immediately respond to INSIDER's requests for comment.