Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

So as far as we know, it's only him who's seen these alleged tapes. I mean, they technically could not even exist at all. So him going on News Nation and saying that that's what he saw doesn't mean that's true in any way. And that's definitely what Diddy's defence team have reflected.

They told us that Ariel and Courtney have been fuelling a media frenzy, fabricating outlandish claims and stirring up baseless speculation, vying to outdo each other in a shameless competition to draw attention to themselves with no regard for the truth.

They told us that Ariel and Courtney have been fuelling a media frenzy, fabricating outlandish claims and stirring up baseless speculation, vying to outdo each other in a shameless competition to draw attention to themselves with no regard for the truth.

They told us that Ariel and Courtney have been fuelling a media frenzy, fabricating outlandish claims and stirring up baseless speculation, vying to outdo each other in a shameless competition to draw attention to themselves with no regard for the truth.

in this pitiful spectacle all pretense of objectivity has been abandoned as a global audience feasts at the all-you-can-eat buffet of wild lies and conspiracy theories. Defendants are among the worst perpetrators of this offensive scenario. I mean, most of us will remember that statement, especially feasting at the all-you-can-eat buffet. And they came down really hard on Ariel and Kourtney

in this pitiful spectacle all pretense of objectivity has been abandoned as a global audience feasts at the all-you-can-eat buffet of wild lies and conspiracy theories. Defendants are among the worst perpetrators of this offensive scenario. I mean, most of us will remember that statement, especially feasting at the all-you-can-eat buffet. And they came down really hard on Ariel and Kourtney

in this pitiful spectacle all pretense of objectivity has been abandoned as a global audience feasts at the all-you-can-eat buffet of wild lies and conspiracy theories. Defendants are among the worst perpetrators of this offensive scenario. I mean, most of us will remember that statement, especially feasting at the all-you-can-eat buffet. And they came down really hard on Ariel and Kourtney

And that was after they started to see some of the evidence that the federal government had. They then filed that lawsuit. So lots of people were then saying, well, maybe they saw what Courtney handed in. And it just absolutely verifiably isn't what he said on News Nation.

And that was after they started to see some of the evidence that the federal government had. They then filed that lawsuit. So lots of people were then saying, well, maybe they saw what Courtney handed in. And it just absolutely verifiably isn't what he said on News Nation.

And that was after they started to see some of the evidence that the federal government had. They then filed that lawsuit. So lots of people were then saying, well, maybe they saw what Courtney handed in. And it just absolutely verifiably isn't what he said on News Nation.

Yeah. And I will say I have seen a lot of AI images. I mean, usually I can see them and they look very fake. But some of them I put through like our BBC Verify AI team and they're like, yeah, this has layers and layers of AI generated photos in it or like stuff they've taken from award shows and put people's faces on top of. So there is a lot of content out there that is just fake.

Yeah. And I will say I have seen a lot of AI images. I mean, usually I can see them and they look very fake. But some of them I put through like our BBC Verify AI team and they're like, yeah, this has layers and layers of AI generated photos in it or like stuff they've taken from award shows and put people's faces on top of. So there is a lot of content out there that is just fake.

Yeah. And I will say I have seen a lot of AI images. I mean, usually I can see them and they look very fake. But some of them I put through like our BBC Verify AI team and they're like, yeah, this has layers and layers of AI generated photos in it or like stuff they've taken from award shows and put people's faces on top of. So there is a lot of content out there that is just fake.

And it's difficult to see, you know, if you don't have a team of people checking it for you, what's real and what isn't. So that's why we have a grand jury and that's why we have the federal government sort of dedicated to doing that. Our last question today is loving the pod. I've just listened to your episode Flown In for Sex.

And it's difficult to see, you know, if you don't have a team of people checking it for you, what's real and what isn't. So that's why we have a grand jury and that's why we have the federal government sort of dedicated to doing that. Our last question today is loving the pod. I've just listened to your episode Flown In for Sex.

And it's difficult to see, you know, if you don't have a team of people checking it for you, what's real and what isn't. So that's why we have a grand jury and that's why we have the federal government sort of dedicated to doing that. Our last question today is loving the pod. I've just listened to your episode Flown In for Sex.

So this was the BBC investigation that Rihanna Croxford and Larissa Kennelly did into the early working culture in Bad Boy. Now it says, I must say this was a record label called Bad Boy. Surely the clue is in the name. I don't think many people would think sex in the studio or workplace relationships would be unusual, unexpected or illegal.

So this was the BBC investigation that Rihanna Croxford and Larissa Kennelly did into the early working culture in Bad Boy. Now it says, I must say this was a record label called Bad Boy. Surely the clue is in the name. I don't think many people would think sex in the studio or workplace relationships would be unusual, unexpected or illegal.

So this was the BBC investigation that Rihanna Croxford and Larissa Kennelly did into the early working culture in Bad Boy. Now it says, I must say this was a record label called Bad Boy. Surely the clue is in the name. I don't think many people would think sex in the studio or workplace relationships would be unusual, unexpected or illegal.

And the reference to girls being flown into New York City, I know a lot of girls who would expect the millionaire rap star they are seeing to pay for that. Cheyenne, I think that this is still an important thing. I understand a lot of people have said this about 80s, 90s, early 2000s hip hop rap culture, studio culture.