Dancer Accuses Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs of Forcing Women Into Sex at Drug-Fueled Parties

Allegations of Coercion and Abuse

Adria Sheri Eng­lish, a dancer, has filed a law­suit against Sean ‘Did­dy’ Combs, claim­ing he forced her and oth­er women to have sex with guests at his parties.

Eng­lish alleges that Combs used his influ­ence and pow­er to threat­en and intim­i­date the women, and that the par­ties often involved the use of drugs.

Drugged Drinks and Forced Encounters

Accord­ing to the law­suit, Eng­lish was hired to go-go dance at Combs’ Hamp­tons par­ties in 2004 and 2005. How­ev­er, she claims that around the third par­ty, Combs began direct­ing her to have sex with guests. 

The com­plaint alleges that the drinks served at the par­ties were often spiked with drugs, leav­ing the women incapacitated.

Punishment and Retaliation

When Eng­lish refused to con­tin­ue par­tic­i­pat­ing in the alleged sex acts, she claims Combs had her removed from the par­ty as punishment. 

The law­suit also alleges that Combs lat­er black­balled her from the music indus­try after she stopped work­ing for him in 2009.

Witness Accounts and Corroboration

The law­suit is not the only alle­ga­tion against Combs. Anoth­er for­mer dancer, Rachel Kennedy, has recount­ed a sim­i­lar expe­ri­ence, describ­ing how a Combs body­guard threat­ened to “stomp [her] face in” when she was asked to per­form a sex act.

Combs’ Response and Ongoing Investigation

Combs’ lawyer has denied the alle­ga­tions, stat­ing that “no mat­ter how many law­suits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has nev­er sex­u­al­ly assault­ed or sex traf­ficked anyone.” 

How­ev­er, Combs is cur­rent­ly being held in fed­er­al jail in Brook­lyn while await­ing tri­al on fed­er­al charges of rack­e­teer­ing and sex trafficking.

Seeking Justice and Accountability

Eng­lish has vowed to tes­ti­fy in court to ensure that Combs is “impris­oned for life” for his alleged actions. The case high­lights the ongo­ing issues of pow­er dynam­ics, coer­cion, and the exploita­tion of vul­ner­a­ble indi­vid­u­als in the enter­tain­ment industry.