WOMAN SUES BOAR'S HEAD COMPANY AFTER THEY AXED HER FOR MAKING A SEX TAPE

A Queens woman canned after making a sex tape with a Boar’s Head co-worker is suing the cold-cuts maker for discriminating against her as a domestic-violence victim.

Sequeya Henderson, 22, claims she was axed because the company was turning a blind eye to repeated complaints that her then-beau — worker Jarrett Claitt — was abusing her at the office, according to her Brooklyn federal court suit against Boar’s Head and Claitt.

He threatened her in the company parking lot and bombarded her with texts and calls — and when she asked him to stop, he allegedly replied, “I really feel like putting a bullet in your fat-ass head right now,” Henderson says in court papers. She sent Boar’s Head the threat, but they took no action, Henderson charges.

Claitt was arrested and then fired after he allegedly choked, punched and threatened to kill her in her office, the lawsuit claims.

The next day, he allegedly showed the sex tape off. The company then fired her, saying it was because she lied about the relationship, Henderson claims.

Claitt got his job back after an arbitrator later found “no credible evidence” he had assaulted her, according to court papers.

A relative of Claitt denied the allegations. Boar’s Head declined to comment.