New York, New York – Crystal McKinney, a model, has recently come forward with disturbing allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs, accusing him of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2003. This accusation adds to a series of claims made against the rapper and businessman in recent months.
McKinney stated in a lawsuit that Combs had invited her to his New York studio, where he allegedly gave her alcohol and marijuana until she was intoxicated. She claimed that he then forced her to perform oral sex, an act which she says left her feeling humiliated and traumatized.
In response to these accusations, representatives of Combs have been contacted for comment, but there has been no statement provided as of yet. This lawsuit comes after federal authorities raided Combs’ homes in Los Angeles and Miami, Florida, as part of a federal human trafficking investigation.
McKinney filed her claim under New York’s Victims of Gender Motivated Violence Protection Act, which allows victims to come forward regardless of when the abuse occurred until 2025. The lawsuit also names Combs’ Bad Boy Entertainment, his clothing label Sean John, and distributor Universal Music Group.
According to McKinney, she was introduced to Combs at a Men’s Fashion Week event by an unnamed fashion designer who then directed her appearance to appeal to Combs. She mentioned that at the event, Combs made suggestive remarks, offered to assist her career, and provided her with alcohol, eventually inviting her to his studio the same night.
McKinney recalls feeling very intoxicated at Combs’ studio, where she alleges that he led her to a bathroom and forced her to perform oral sex on him. Following this incident, McKinney states that her modeling opportunities began to decline, leading her to believe that Combs used his influence to harm her in the industry.
In light of these events, McKinney decided to file the lawsuit in pursuit of justice for herself and other potential victims of Combs’ alleged misconduct. The disturbing nature of these accusations adds to the growing scrutiny surrounding Combs’ behavior and raises important questions about accountability in the entertainment industry.