Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Accused of Sexual Assault in New Lawsuit from Former Winner of MTV’s Model Mission

Section 1: The Allegations and Events According to McKinney's complaint, she first encountered Combs at a dinner where he made sexually suggestive advances and invited her to his recording studio later that night. McKinney claims that Combs offered her marijuana, which she believes was laced with a narcotic or intoxicating substance. In the bathroom, McKinney alleges that Combs kissed her without consent and forced her to perform oral sex on him. After losing consciousness, she woke up in a taxi heading back to her apartment, realizing she had been sexually assaulted. Section 2: Legal Action and Impact McKinney is seeking punitive and compensatory damages from Combs and other entities involved, including Bad Boy Records, Sean John Clothing LLC, and Universal Music Group Inc. She is suing under the New York Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Law, which extends the statute of limitations for survivors of gender-motivated acts of violence. McKinney's complaint highlights the long-lasting impact of the alleged assault, including severe depression, alcohol and drug addiction, and the termination of her modeling career.

Section 3: Previous Allegations and Investigation This lawsuit follows a series of allegations against Combs, including a recent settlement with his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, who accused him of rape and years of physical and other abuses during their relationship. The settlement does not imply an admission of wrongdoing, according to Combs' attorney. Combs has faced a total of seven lawsuits, six of which involve allegations of sexual assault. These legal actions led to a federal investigation by the Department of Homeland Security, focused on human trafficking crimes related to the allegations.