The problem of continuous data assimilation for semilinear parabolic equations based on partial observations corrupted by noise is investigated. The noise is allowed to be multiplicative, with additive noise arising as a special case. In a general Gelfand triple framework, an abstract theory for the nudging equation is developed that covers both weak and strong formulations. Mean square convergence of the assimilation error is proved under suitable assumptions, and, under additional integrability conditions on the noise, a uniform almost sure convergence result is established. Finally, the framework is applied to several PDE models, including the 2D Navier-Stokes, 2D magnetohydrodynamics, 2D quasi-geostrophic, and 1D Allen-Cahn equations.