Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, once the iconic face of hip-hop and a multimillionaire entrepreneur, finds himself at the center of a mounting legal storm. Once hailed as the ‘Bad Boy For Life‘ rapper, the 54-year-old mogul is now facing a myriad of disturbing allegations, including a fresh lawsuit from a former model who claims that Diddy drugged, raped, and impregnated her over a series of years starting in 2021.
If that wasn’t enough to blow your mind, there’s more. Combs is incarcerated and awaiting trial after a series of federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, with the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison.
New Lawsuit Adds To The Growing List Of Accusers
Over the past few months, multiple women (and men) have come forward accusing the rapper of everything from physical assault to drugging and sexual violence. It all seems to have snowballed since ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura bravely stepped forward in 2020 with her own harrowing tales of abuse.
Diddy denied by claiming that these accusations are nothing but “blatant blackmail.” Yet, settling for $30 million the day after Ventura’s claims? Well, you do the math.
In the latest suit, a Florida-based former model, who has chosen to remain anonymous, alleges that Combs repeatedly raped and impregnated her. The allegations span from 2021 to 2023, with the lawsuit outlining years of sexual abuse and control.
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According to the suit, Combs pressured the woman to terminate the pregnancy, though she ultimately lost the baby due to a miscarriage, as reported by Deadline. Adding more fuel to the fire, Jane Doe claims that she was regularly forced to consume drugs, including ketamine, and participate in sexual activities with other individuals.
The lawsuit filed by attorney Joseph L. Ciaccio seeks damages, though the amount remains unspecified. In a statement that mirrors many of the claims against Combs, the suit details how the plaintiff often woke up with bruises and injuries after encounters with the rapper but had no memory of how she sustained them.
What’s Next For Sean “Diddy” Combs?
If you thought this was the end, guess again. Just days before Jane Doe filed her lawsuit, another woman, Thalia Graves, came forward with her own shocking claims.
Graves accuses Combs and his bodyguard of raping her back in 2001. She alleges that the assault was recorded and the footage has been sold over the years. Graves, represented by high-profile attorney Gloria Allred, also claims that Combs threatened her repeatedly, warning her to stay silent or risk losing custody of her son.
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Oh, and it doesn’t stop there. Reports indicate that over 50 more people could soon come forward with sexual assault claims against Combs, both men and women.
Some of these individuals were minors at the time the alleged abuse occurred, and Texas-based attorney Tony Buzbee has announced that his firm will be representing many of them. “This group of brave individuals includes both men and women; many were minors when the abuse occurred,” Buzbee shared on social media.
Diddy is currently behind bars, having been denied release on a $50 million bond.
