Diddy on Trial: Celebs Named and Lurid New Claims in Lawsuit
episodePreviously titled “Diddy on Trial - Celebs named and lurid new claims in lawsuit; Diddy denies it all” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 28, 2026
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What are the explicit allegations in Diddy's lawsuit?
So when it comes to those figures, we're not naming them as we don't have a way of reflecting their side of the story. This is an amended lawsuit. So, Sean, that means one was filed first and now they've made changes to it, right?
Correct. So that means the original lawsuit was filed on October 15th, 2024. And then on February 6th, 2025, asked the court permission to amend. And in their February 6th filing, they said, we have done more investigation and we need to add stuff to our complaint to make it more accurate.
So they've said that they've got new information and they refile. You might remember this lawsuit if you've been listening to the pod for a while. It's filed by Ariel Mitchell-Kidd. So she's a lawyer who's being sued by Diddy currently in another case for defamation. And it's Ashley Parham's lawsuit. So when this was originally filed, there were other co-conspirators. Some were named and some were included as Jane and John Doe's. It alleged that on March 23rd, 2018, Ashley was gang raped and assaulted by Diddy and others. It's now been refiled to name co-defendants, add more claimants and a lot more detail, a whole sort of second half of this lawsuit. I'm going to run through a few of the new additions. So...
On page 17 of the lawsuit, it alleges that internet personality Drewski doused plaintiff with more oil and lubricant and then jumped on top of plaintiff's body, treating it like a slip and slide. It then goes on to claim that Drewski begins vaginally raping plaintiff. Now, we've heard this allegation before. I remember the slip and slide bit. Sean, the use of language there and just the way that's phrased, is that normal? It just feels a bit odd.
It is, and trust me, I've looked at a lot of lawsuits. 87 pages is... insane. It just is. It's a very lengthy lawsuit. That's how they chose to file their lawsuit. But the language is oddly specific and you usually don't see that. And it's not necessary. It's just additional for sensationalism. What does it help prove or not prove? So, no, I'm not used to seeing stuff like that in the lawsuit.
Druski has responded publicly. We haven't heard back from him in the request we sent, but he said online, this allegation is a fabricated lie. I wasn't a public figure in In 2018, I was broke living with my mum without any connections to the entertainment industry at the time of this allegation, so the inclusion of my name is truly outlandish.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the explicit allegations in Diddy's lawsuit?
1:51–4:59
2
Who are the co-defendants named in the lawsuit?
4:59–9:20
3
What is the significance of the RICO charge?
9:20–13:32
4
How do the historical origins of RICO relate to this case?
13:32–16:59
5
What are the claims regarding trafficking across state lines?
16:59–20:18
6
What responses have the accused celebrities provided?
20:18–25:27
7
What unanswered questions remain in the lawsuit?
25:27–28:24
8
What is Diddy's legal team's stance on these allegations?
28:24–31:52