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Starting with, we should talk about this P. Diddy situation.

Ray, Sean Combs, rapper, mogul, and accused monster.

Because he's actually been in some hot water for a while now. Back in November, he was hit with three lawsuits, two, from women accusing him of sexual assault and revenge porn, and then another from his ex, accusing him

of rape, sex trafficking, and physical abuse, though that was settled for an unknown amount

the next day. And in December, another woman accused him of raping her. And now today, we've got yet

another lawsuit. Though this one, coming from Rodney Jones, a producer who worked on Combs' latest album, with Jones on Monday suing Combs in federal court for $30 million, and accusing Combs of sexually

harassing, assaulting, drugging, and threatening him for over a year.

And according to this suit, Jones lived and traveled with Combs between September of 2022 and

November of 2023.

And during the time, Jones claims that Combs groped and touched him without consent, which according to Jones, Combs' chief of staff just called friendly horseplay and Combs's way of showing that he liked it.

Jones also claims that he was forced to solicit sex workers and perform sexual acts with them to please Combs.

At one point, Jones alleges that he was drugged, saying he woke up dizzy and disoriented naked and a bed with Combs and two sex workers. And all of that was on top of threats of bodily harm

if Jones refused to agree to whatever Combs wanted.

And specifically the lawsuit saying that Combs would leverage his influence

to intimidate and threaten Jones reading,

Mr. Combs consistently made it clear that he has immense power in the music industry

and with law enforcement.

And with this, Jones says that he has some video evidence to support some of these allegations. And saying in the suit that Combs constantly wanted to be recorded,

so Jones actually has hundreds of hours of video and audio of the illegal activity performed

by Combs and his associates.

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