Sage Humphries

Sage Humphries (born October 3, 1997) is an American model, singer-songwriter, and dancer with the Boston Ballet.

Ballet Humphries started ballet at age four in Orange County, California.

At age 12, Humphries attended the School of American Ballet Summer Course in New York for the first time At 14, she trained under Dmitri Kulev in Orange County.

While preparing for the Youth America Grand Prix competition, Humphries appeared in the Dance School Diaries docuseries. While training with Kulev, Humphries received full merit scholarships to Semperoper Ballett, Ballet Munich, American Ballet Theatre, San Francisco Ballet, and Ballet West. as well as the BB@home ChoreograpHER program.

Modeling Humphries has shot dozens of covers and magazines, including Vogue Italia, V magazine, Lucky magazine, Interview magazine, As if magazine, Glitter Magazine, Just Cavalli, Where Boston, Footwear News, Teen Vogue, and W magazine. She is also a brand ambassador for Capezio and Bloch. and worked with Bruce Weber, as well as a David's Bridal campaign.

Sexual assault case In July 2021, Humphries, along with Gina Menichino, filed a complaint against Mitchell Taylor Button, husband of former Boston Ballet dancer Dusty Button, accusing him of sexually abusing her. Humphries was in an apprentice program with the Boston Ballet in 2016 when the couple allegedly "sexually and verbally abused her, forced her to live with them and isolated her from her family."

In September 2021, the federal complaint was updated, accusing the Buttons of sex trafficking and sexual abuse of seven dancers, including a minor, age 11, The plaintiffs include Humphries and Menichino, as well as Rosie DeAngelo and Dani X.

In 2022, court documents included claims of federal sex trafficking and forced labor violations against both Dusty and Taylor Button, as well as separate accusations about Taylor Button for assault, battery, false imprisonment, and sexual exploitation of a minor.

On July 8, 2022, Randazza "filed a third-party counterclaim in U.S. District Court in Nevada," in which they claimed having been in a consensual, "loving and supportive" relationship with Humphries. The counterclaim also includes a U.S. civil suit was filed against the Edmonton Oilers' owner, Daryl Katz, alleging he paid Humphries $75,000 for sexual favors. Randazza further claimed, "Humphries was literally a child prostitute to a billionaire, and her mother assisted her in laundering the money she was paid and in trafficking her to Katz." their lawyer issued an apology and requested that the court strike all relevant references from the record.