Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been accused of forcing his ex-girlfriend, R&B legend Cassie, to hire male prostitutes with “big black penises” to fulfill his voyeuristic fantasies.
She filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Thursday accusing the rapper, who goes by the pseudonym P Diddy, of rape and repeated physical abuse.
Cassie claimed Diddy, 54, controlled and abused her for over a decade, drugging her, beating her and forcing her to have sex with multiple male prostitutes while he watched, masturbated and recorded.
According to the lawsuit, he described the alleged sexual exploitation as a “freak out” and it allegedly took place in various hotel suites, including at the Trump International Hotel in New York City.
Cassie was allegedly required to dress in underwear, wear white nail polish to contrast with the black sex workers’ skin, and cover herself with oil. She called the ordeals “terrible encounters” and said she had to take drugs to distance herself.
The couple met in 2005, when she was 19, and split in 2018. Diddy has vehemently denied all of the “offensive and outrageous allegations.”
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been accused of forcing his ex-girlfriend, R&B legend Cassie, to hire male prostitutes with “big black penises” to fulfill his voyeuristic fantasies
According to the lawsuit, he referred to the alleged sexual exploitation as “freak outs” that took place in various hotel suites, including the Trump International Hotel in New York City
She filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Thursday accusing the rapper, who goes by the pseudonym P Diddy, of rape and repeated physical abuse
The serious allegations include that Diddy sold Cassie, 37, to male prostitutes while watching her for sexual pleasure.
The lawsuit alleges she was instructed to cover herself in oil and have sex with multiple men – sometimes wearing masks and costumes.
It says the music manager she met as a teenager told her it would “turn him on” if he saw her with “another ass.”
He allegedly hired a man and brought him to his home in Los Angeles to have sex with Cassie.
‘Mister. “Combs directed Ms. Ventura to perform sexual acts with this man while Mr. Combs watched her,” the lawsuit states.
“He masturbated while instructing Ms. Ventura and the man to perform certain sexual acts.” “The entire encounter lasted several days.”
She claimed Diddy was drunk during a “freak-off” in March 2016 and punched her in the face, leaving her with a black eye.
Cassie said she tried to leave the hotel room when he fell asleep, but he woke up and started yelling at her.
He allegedly grabbed her, picked up the glass vases in the hallway and threw them at her, “causing glass to shatter around her as she ran to the elevator to escape.”
She managed to escape to her apartment, but claimed she returned because she was afraid he would get angrier.
“When she returned, hotel security personnel urged her to get back into a taxi and go to her apartment, indicating that they had seen the security footage that showed Mr. Combs hitting Ms. Ventura and glass in the hotel hallway threw at them,” said the plaintiff.
She claimed Diddy paid hotel staff $50,000 for the hallway security footage from that evening.
In a separate incident in 2013, Diddy was alleged to have staged a “freak-off” and was ordered to pay tens of thousands of dollars in damages by the hotel.
Cassie was expected to facilitate the search for and hiring of male sex workers for the “Freak Offs,” the lawsuit says.
The lawsuit alleges that the music manager she met as a teenager told her it would “turn him on” if he saw her with “any more crap.”
Cassie claimed the “freak offs” often take place in hotel suites, including the London Hotel in Los Angeles (pictured).
The lawsuit states that the “Freak Offs” sometimes took place at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Miami (pictured).
The lawsuit alleges that Cassie was instructed to have sex with multiple men – sometimes in masks and costumes – while the music manager watched, masturbated and filmed
Cassie described the ordeals in the documents as “horrific encounters” and said she had to take drugs during preparations to break away from the connection
She was allegedly instructed to use websites and escort services to find men with “big black penises.”
It claimed that Diddy would insist on the weekly encounters and that he had repeatedly told her that it was “our thing” and “our secret.”
Cassie claimed the “freak offs” often take place in hotel suites, including the Trump International Hotel at Columbus Circle, L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, the London Hotel in Los Angeles and InterContinental hotels across the country.
His assistants would supposedly help set up the “Freak Offs” by providing baby oil and lubricant.
The lawsuit states: “Mr. Combs always supplied Ms. Ventura (and the sex worker) with copious amounts of drugs before and during the FOs.
‘MS. Ventura was given excessive amounts of ecstasy, cocaine, GHB, ketamine, marijuana and alcohol during the FOs, which allowed her to distance herself during these horrific encounters.
“In the days following an FO, it became common to receive intravenous fluids to recover from the excessive substances that were imposed on her.”
She claimed Diddy would ask her to pour excessive amounts of oil on herself before telling her and the sex workers what to do.
‘Mister. Combs said things like, “Grab this big black cock,” and asked her, “How does that feel?” as he directed her to perform for him,” the lawsuit says.
Diddy reportedly used his phone, laptop and tablet to film the “Freak Offs” and treated it like a “personal art project” by adjusting the lighting.
Cassie said she deleted photos and videos of the sexual acts when they were taken on her phone, but claimed Diddy told her he kept many.
The lawsuit alleges he raped her in September 2018 and forced his way into her apartment after dinner in Malibu, California.
He allegedly tried to kiss her before forcibly removing her clothing and unbuckling his belt.
“He raped Ms. Ventura while she repeatedly said ‘no’ and attempted to push him away,” the lawsuit says.
After that alleged incident, Cassie said she took steps to completely separate herself from “her long-time abuser.”
She eventually left the house he paid for and returned the car he bought for her.
But Cassie said she is suffering enormous emotional distress due to the “immense trauma she endured over a decade with Mr. Combs.”
Cassie said that although she has “completely escaped” Diddy, “the damage caused by the assault and sexual abuse he inflicted on her for nearly a decade will haunt her forever.”
The lawsuit claimed she needed intensive medical and psychological care to recover from the “trauma she experienced.”
She is demanding unspecified damages. The lawsuit is filed under the Adult Survivors Act – a New York law that allows people to file claims even after the statute of limitations has expired.
She claimed she tried to escape Diddy several times but was found by his “vast network of companies and affiliates” who told her to return to him
Diddy allegedly hired a man and brought him to his home in Los Angeles to have sex with Cassie
Diddy reportedly used his phone, laptop and tablet to film the “Freak Offs” and treated it like a “personal art project” by adjusting the lighting
The couple met in 2005, when she was 19, and split in 2018. Diddy has vehemently denied all of the “offensive and outrageous allegations.”
The lawsuit said: “As the expiration of New York’s Adult Survivors Act drew ever closer, it became clear that this was an opportunity to speak about the trauma I have experienced and from which I will spend the rest of my life recovering.” become.”
Ben Brafman, Diddy’s lawyer, said: “Mr. Combs vehemently denies these offensive and outrageous allegations.
“Over the last six months, Mr. Combs has been subjected to Ms. Ventura’s persistent demands for $30 million under threats to write a damaging book about their relationship, which has been clearly dismissed as blatant blackmail.”
“Although Ms. Ventura has retracted her original threat, she is now filing a lawsuit riddled with baseless and outrageous lies designed to tarnish Mr. Combs’ reputation and demand a payday.”
But her lawyer Wigdor told : “Mr. Combs offered Ms. Ventura eight sums to silence her and prevent this lawsuit from being filed. She rejected his efforts and decided to give a voice to all women who suffer in silence. “Ms. Ventura should be commended for her courage.”
Diddy, who also performs under the stage name Puff Daddy, is worth an estimated $1 billion after being a key figure in the commercialization of hip-hop in the 1990s.
He became one of the most important music producers of his generation, working with names such as Notorious BIG and Mary J. Blige.
Diddy founded Bad Boy – his record label – to which Cassie was signed in 2006.
Cassie has now married Alex Fine and has two children with him.
She was fascinated by his luxurious lifestyle and benefited from releasing her debut album under his label.
has contacted Diddy, Trump Hotels, the London Hotel and the Mandarin Oriental Hotel for comment.