Los Angeles, California – A $30 million lawsuit has been filed against Bad Boy Records founder Sean “Diddy” Combs by producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, with surprising allegations involving Prince Harry. The lawsuit accuses Combs of engaging in sexual misconduct, grooming, and sex trafficking, as reported by the Daily Mail.
In court documents, Jones claimed that the Duke of Sussex and other A-list celebrities’ connection with Diddy added to the music mogul’s legitimacy. This legal development comes amidst federal agents and Homeland Security raiding Diddy’s mansions in Miami and Los Angeles in relation to a sex trafficking investigation. The feds’ interest reportedly includes seizing Diddy’s phones and computers, with potential future raids on properties in New York and Chicago.
It’s important to note that the court papers did not implicate Prince Harry in any wrongdoing or criminal activity associated with Diddy. The UK royal is not a defendant in the lawsuit nor has he been implicated, with his name only appearing once in the legal documents.
Back in 2007, Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, were at an event where they crossed paths with Diddy and Kanye West. The stars performed at the Concert For Diana at Wembley Stadium, an event organized by the royal brothers to commemorate their late mother Princess Diana’s birthday. The concert featured performances by Fergie, Elton John, Pharrell Williams, and Andrea Bocelli.
In a previous statement, Diddy expressed his admiration for the royal family, specifically expressing his desire to connect with Prince Harry in London. The rapper also shared anecdotes about his interactions with the Prince of Wales and his interest in meeting the late Queen Elizabeth for tea.
While no direct involvement of Prince Harry in the legal matters surrounding Diddy has been established, the inclusion of his name in court documents has raised interest and speculation. As the legal proceedings unfold, the focus remains on the allegations against Combs and the ongoing investigation into the allegations of sexual misconduct and sex trafficking.