Diddy Faces Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Over Alleged Abuse at Hamptons White Parties
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces a new sex trafficking lawsuit from former adult film star Adria English, who alleges forced sexual encounters at his signature White Parties in the Hamptons. The lawsuit details systematic abuse and coercion beginning in 2004.
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Key Allegations:
- English met Diddy when her boyfriend auditioned for Sean John
- Initially hired as a "go-go dancer" for Diddy's White Parties
- Claims she was drugged with alcohol laced with narcotics like ecstasy
- Forced into sexual encounters with party guests, including Jacob the Jeweler
- Received additional payment of $1,000 after forced encounters
- Required to wear black dress instead of white to signify status as "sex worker"
The lawsuit names multiple defendants:
- Sean "Diddy" Combs
- Bad Boy Entertainment
- Sean John Clothing
- Combs Global Enterprises
- Tamiko Thomas (alleged facilitator)
- Jacob Arabov ("Jacob the Jeweler")
- Vibe Magazine
- Penske Media
- Various unnamed employees
English claims Diddy used career advancement promises and industry blacklisting threats to ensure compliance. Her lawsuit includes photographic evidence confirming her presence at the 2004 White Party.
Diddy's attorney Jonathan Davis denies all allegations, stating: "Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone" and expressing confidence in prevailing through the judicial process.
This case joins multiple recent lawsuits against Combs alleging sexual misconduct and trafficking.
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