DIDDY COMBS AND SON JUSTIN ACCUSED OF LURING WOMAN FOR ALLEGED GANG RAPE IN NEW LAWSUIT
A new lawsuit filed in California has levelled disturbing allegations against Justin Combs, the son of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, accusing him of luring a Louisiana woman to Los Angeles under false pretenses, where she claims she was drugged and gang-r@ped by Diddy and two other masked men.
According to legal documents obtained by Page Six, the unnamed woman alleged that Justin, now 31, connected with her via Snapchat in April 2017, initially asking for explicit photos and later promising to help her launch a career in the entertainment industry through his father’s connections.
The woman claimed that after accepting an invitation to visit Los Angeles for the weekend, she was picked up by a driver and taken to a Beverly Hills residence, where she stayed with Justin. She said that on one of the days, Justin gave her a mixture of alcohol, weed, pills, and substances she believed were laced.
According to the suit, after ingesting the substances, three masked men, including one she believes to be Diddy, entered the home. She identified Diddy through his voice, mannerisms, and because Justin allegedly referred to him as “Pops.”
She claimed she was threatened and told, “You better let this happen. Or else,” before being taken to a bedroom, where the men allegedly took turns r@ping her in what the lawsuit described as a brutal assault that lasted from Saturday night into Sunday afternoon.
She was reportedly put on a flight home Monday morning.
Diddy’s attorney has categorically denied the allegations.
“No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone — man or woman, adult or minor,” his legal team said in a statement.
As of the time of this report, Justin Combs has not made a public comment regarding the accusations.
This lawsuit adds to the growing legal scrutiny surrounding Diddy, who in recent months has faced multiple allegations ranging from abuse to sex trafficking — all of which he has denied.
Authorities have not confirmed whether a criminal investigation is underway in connection with this latest claim.
