A shocking lawsuit against embattled music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has now taken an even more unexpected turn, with NFL superstar Odell Beckham Jr. and comedian Druski being named as defendants.
The lawsuit, initially filed by Ashley Parham in October, accuses Diddy of horrific crimes, including sex trafficking, kidnapping, and violent assault.
Now, Parham and two other plaintiffs have amended their complaint to include Beckham and Druski in the allegations.
Initial Allegations Against Diddy
Ashley Parham originally came forward last year, filing a lawsuit against Diddy while he was already facing serious federal charges related to racketeering, sex trafficking, and prostitution.
In her initial claims, she accused Diddy of orchestrating and participating in a violent gang rape at a home in Orinda, California, in March 2018.
The lawsuit also alleged that Diddy sexually assaulted her with a TV remote, further intensifying the disturbing nature of the accusations.
Beckham and Druski Added to the Lawsuit
The recent amendment to the lawsuit names Beckham and Druski, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, as additional defendants.
Parham claims that Beckham was identified as “Defendant Doe Cornelius” in the original lawsuit, a reference to his middle name.
She later realized this individual was the NFL star.
Meanwhile, Druski is accused of carrying out an assault at Diddy’s instruction.
According to the lawsuit, John Doe, another plaintiff in the case, allegedly overheard Diddy and Beckham discussing business and plans to have Parham travel to New York with the football player, who was with the New York Giants at the time.
Defendants Respond to Allegations
Both Beckham and Druski have publicly denied the allegations.
Beckham took to social media to express his frustration, stating, “Boy I’ll tell u what. This world makes absolutely no sense.
I am covered by God. He will prevail. I kno who I am, I kno who u are, keep ur head. That name will be cleared. S**** stupid.”
Druski also responded via Instagram, calling the allegations “a fabricated lie” and pointing out that in 2018, he was not a public figure and was living with his mother without any connections to the entertainment industry.
He emphasized his belief that the legal process would reveal the truth, adding, “My heart breaks for actual victims of abuse, but I’m fully confident that the evidence will expose this falsehood.”
Diddy’s legal team has fiercely denied the claims, calling them a desperate attempt to gain media attention and financial compensation.
They insist that Diddy was not present at the Orinda home when the alleged incident occurred.
His attorneys also dismissed the lawsuit’s claims as “a wild conspiracy theory” involving fabricated law enforcement, cash bribes, and elaborate coercion.
Graphic Details of the Lawsuit
The lawsuit outlines deeply disturbing allegations against all the defendants.
It claims that Druski, under Diddy’s instruction, assaulted Parham after covering her in oil, treating her “like a slip and slide,” and knocking the wind out of her due to his size.
Diddy and Druski allegedly laughed hysterically throughout the ordeal.
According to the lawsuit, Parham’s body became weaker throughout the attack until she lost control of it completely.
She was then allegedly forced to take a pill before Diddy, Beckham, and Druski went outside to smoke.
Parham later described how she grabbed a knife and considered attacking Diddy in what she called “a kill or be killed situation,” before ultimately choosing to escape.
She claims that as she fled, gunshots were fired in her direction.
Allegations of Trafficking and Coercion
In addition to Parham’s claims, the lawsuit states that two other plaintiffs, identified as John Doe and Jane Doe (a mother and son), were trafficked from Las Vegas to multiple locations in California before ending up at the Orinda home where the alleged gang rape occurred.
They also claim to have witnessed Parham being assaulted and observed another act in which an IUD was forcibly inserted into her body by two other defendants.
The lawsuit further alleges that Diddy threatened to “sell” Parham for sex and that he tried to coerce her into saying the rape was consensual in exchange for money.
Despite these alleged attempts at silencing her, Parham eventually escaped and reported the incident to authorities.
However, the Contra Costa Sheriff’s Department has not charged Diddy or anyone else connected to the case.
What Happens Next?
With Beckham and Druski now named in the lawsuit, the case is gaining even more media attention.
While all accused parties continue to deny any involvement, the legal battle is far from over.
The court will now have to determine the validity of these shocking claims, while the defendants prepare to defend themselves against these serious allegations.
Diddy remains in custody on separate federal charges, while Beckham and Druski face growing scrutiny.
As the case develops, more details will likely emerge, shedding further light on this complex and deeply disturbing situation.