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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is facing yet another sexual assault lawsuit while currently in federal custody on charges related to racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation for prostitution. The latest accusation comes from an anonymous woman in Florida who alleges that Combs drugged, assaulted, coerced, and threatened her over a four-year period, with one encounter leading to a pregnancy and subsequent miscarriage.
The lawsuit, filed on Friday, September 27, in the New York County Supreme Court, was accessed by People. The plaintiff, referred to as Jane Doe, is a model who claims that she was forced to travel frequently and perform sexual acts for Combs after they first met in 2020. She alleges that Combs’ staff arranged for her travel, sending drivers to her home, making her feel as though she had no choice but to comply.
In her complaint, the plaintiff describes being flown to different states, including California and New York, under the direction of Combs’ team. She says that during the spring of 2022, she was forced to take drugs, including Ketamine, and was coerced into sexual encounters with Combs at his homes in Los Angeles and Miami. She recounts one incident where she experienced a drug overdose, intermittently blacked out, and woke up with bruises and bite marks on her body.
Later that year, she discovered she was pregnant. However, upon informing Combs, she was harassed by one of his associates, who pressured her to have an abortion. The emotional stress led to a miscarriage, according to her claims.
The plaintiff, who is between the ages of 18 and 55, wishes to remain anonymous to avoid further psychological distress and embarrassment. She is seeking punitive damages from Combs and his company, Bad Boy Enterprises, with the amount to be determined during a trial.
Combs, who was arrested on September 16 from a New York City hotel, remains in federal custody after his bail requests were denied twice. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. The federal indictment against him alleges that he orchestrated elaborate sexual performances, referred to as “freak offs,” which sometimes lasted for days and left participants, both male sex workers and female victims, physically exhausted and requiring medical care.