Good evening, everybody. As promised, we are here with Misha. She's been going really viral on the internet with her story. It's a phenomenal story, but it's also a harrowing story. So just a quick disclaimer here. If you've got any kids in the room, get them out the room. There's going to be some graphic content talking about essay and the

R word, etc. And Misha's going to mention some really big names. And I also have to add that Diddy,

he is pre-trial right now. There's a presumption of innocence. He's not been convicted of anything yet.

And he said he's going to go to trial and beat the case. I've just got to add that for legal

reasons, as many of you know. And huge thank you to Misha for coming on and thank you viewers for all

of the questions you've put in. And the first thing I've got to ask you, Misha, is do you wave your anonymity? Are you giving us permission,

you know, to ask you questions for you to share your story? Yes. Okay, thank you. Do you want to

just tell us then, what was your life like as a kid before all this happened? Well, before all of this happened, I had a good childhood, but to a certain

extent, I had my mother in my life up until I was about six years old, and she used to be a

paramedic, and then she got on drugs drugs and then I remember living with my grandmother and

my mother would be there but she wasn't living with us. My grandmother wouldn't allow her to the house and

around I've been molested by family members on my dad's side to where I was hyposexual and I was

like doing things with my cousins and stuff and they told me I was fast acting or whatever,

but nobody ever got the wrong person that did what they did to me.

It was more of a be quiet. Don't tell your dad, he going to kill him.

Don't tell your mama, she going to kill me. So it was always pushed off.

I felt like when I came, they always told me to tell the truth,

and then when I finally spoke the truth, they'll tell me,

stop towel-telling.

So I imagine that affected you as a kid.

Like in school and stuff, were you able to concentrate?

No, but I did, but no.

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