Rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is now under fire, is being accused of sexual assault once again. Crystal McKinney, a former model, alleges in a recent lawsuit that Diddy drugged and molested her in 2003.
Following the emergence of an unsettling video of the event, Diddy publicly apologized for attacking his ex-girlfriend Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura.
According to McKinney's lawsuit, which goes into detail about the alleged assault, Diddy gave her marijuana that was mixed with drugs and then made her have oral sex with him. She describes how she met Diddy at an event for Men's Fashion Week in New York City and how he invited her to his studio, the scene of the alleged assault.
McKinney claimed that a large number of people smoking pot and drinking alcohol were present in the studio. She unintentionally smoked a marijuana that was contaminated with a potent drug. McKinney alleges in the lawsuit that Diddy led her to a toilet where he forced her to give him a kiss and requested that they have oral sex after she became confused from the laced joint.
McKinney claims that Diddy forced the sexual act on her and shoved her head down when she protested. Later, she became unconscious and realized she had been abused when she woke up in a taxi.
McKinney made the decision to tell her tale after observing the cases Cassie and other women had brought against Diddy. In her lawsuit, she highlights her moral duty to speak up and asks for an amount of money that isn't mentioned.
In a well-known lawsuit she filed last year, Cassie charged Diddy with ten years of abuse, which included rape, physical assault, and sex trafficking. Her claims, which included footage of her forced sex sessions with male sex workers, violent beatings, drugging, and other mistreatment, offered a bleak picture of life with the artist.
Diddy swiftly settled the lawsuit for an undisclosed sum despite the seriousness of the allegations; this is partly because of a newly made public surveillance film that shows him abusing Cassie in 2016.
Diddy's choice to settle Cassie's lawsuit so quickly begged concerns about his intentions. Tracy Walder, a former special agent, stated that the settlement was brought about by the graphic video of the 2016 assault. Diddy is immune from prosecution for the 2016 incident because of California's statute of limitations on felonious assault charges.
Diddy openly apologized after seeing the footage and expressed his sincere regret for what he had done. He described his attempts to seek professional assistance and rehabilitation, acknowledging that his previous behavior was unacceptable.
Diddy's legal and PR struggles are still going strong, clouding his legacy and career as fresh accusations come to light. The public and the entertainment industry continue to pay close attention to the events that are developing.
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