Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing another serious allegation in a new lawsuit. The complaint claims that the music mogul used a television remote to sexually assault a woman, allegedly as retaliation for her belief that he was involved in the murder of the legendary rapper Tupac Shakur.
In the shocking lawsuit, Diddy, the founder of Bad Boy Records, is accused of sexually assaulting a woman named Ashley Parham. The lawsuit alleges that the incident occurred during a gangbang-style assault following a FaceTime call where Parham reportedly insulted the music mogul. According to the allegations, the encounter began in February 2018 when Parham met a friend of Diddy’s at a bar. During a FaceTime call with Diddy, she openly expressed her lack of admiration for the hip-hop icon, even suggesting that she believed he had a role in the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur.
In her lawsuit, Parham claims that the man she encountered at the bar invited her to his residence in Orinda, California. Upon her arrival, she alleges that Diddy appeared and remarked that she “never expected to meet him face-to-face.” According to her account, Diddy then brandished a knife near her face, threatening to give her a “Glasgow smile” in response to her remarks about Tupac.
Parham alleges that Diddy’s chief advisor, Kristina Khorram, was also present during the incident. She claims that Khorram warned Diddy against harming her, suggesting they could “market” her to prospective clients for sexual services. Furthermore, Parham asserts that Khorram threatened to send her off to any location worldwide, ensuring she would never reunite with her family again.
According to TMZ, Parham alleges Diddy took off her clothes, removed the knife from her face and then got a bottle of liquid from a large fanny pack and covered her body in a liquid substance. Ultimately the woman continues to allege that Diddy picked up a television remote and began to violently shove it up her vagina.
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In her suit, Parham alleges that Diddy reached out to his mother, Janice Combs, in a desperate attempt to dissuade her from reporting the rape. She recounts feeling further victimized when Diddy’s mother reportedly yelled at her, urging her not to harm her son and dismissing Parham’s serious allegations. Parham expresses deep concern over Diddy’s chilling comments about having evaded justice for more severe crimes, including a reference to Tupac, which she says heightened the tension in the room. This remark reportedly angered one of the men accompanying Diddy, leading him to draw a gun and fire a shot, causing Parham to fear for her life even more as Diddy fled the scene.
In her statement, Parham describes a harrowing escape where she ran into the street, desperately calling out for neighbors to contact the police. In that moment of fear and urgency, she felt a mix of relief and panic as she heard Diddy’s SUV speed away from the home, leaving her to confront the reality of what had just transpired and the need for immediate help.
Parham asserts that a sheriff from the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Department arrived at the scene, and she bravely told him about the violent gang rape she endured at the hands of Diddy and others. However, she is left feeling disheartened and frustrated, believing that her serious claims were not thoroughly investigated by the CCCSD.
