Diddy & Aaron Hall Accused of Sexual Assault in New Lawsuit
According to Rolling Stone, a woman is accusing Diddy of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday. Yes, you read that right, Puff was sued THREE times in a week by alleged sexual assault victims.
This time, R&B singer and Guy member Aaron Hall is also named as a defendant in the suit.
The plaintiff claims Diddy and Aaron took turns raping her and a friend at an event at MCA Records in the early ‘90s. The plaintiff, who has chosen to remain anonymous, said the incident took place in either 1990 or 1991.
At the time, Diddy (born Sean Combs) was a talent director at Uptown Records, which was distributed by MCA.
The suit beat the deadline for the Adult Survivors Act, which was earlier today at midnight.
According to the filing, the plaintiff and her friend were offered drinks throughout the night by Diddy and Aaron Hall, who she described as “very flirtatious and handsy.” As the event wound down, she and her friend were invited to Aaron’s apartment for an after-party, where they were given more drinks.
While at the apartment, the plaintiff claims she was coerced into having sex with Diddy, and afterwards, as she lay in shock, Aaron Hall barged in, pinned her down, and forced her to have sex with him.
The plaintiff said she left immediately after, and when she spoke with her friend later, she found out that she, too, had been raped by Diddy and Aaron Hall.
Days after the alleged incident, Diddy is said to have shown up at where the women’s home (they apparently lived together) and turned violent. He is said to have choked the plaintiff till she passed out. She says he was looking for her friend because he was worried that she would tell his girlfriend at the time what he had done.
A spokesperson for Diddy calls the suit “a money grab” and said, “The New York Legislature surely did not intend or expect the Adult Survivors Act to be exploited by scammers.”
The plaintiff said she told close friends and family about the incident, and had to seek medical treatment to heal from the trauma it caused. In addition to Diddy and Aaron Hall, the suit also names MCA Records and Geffen Records as defendants.
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