3 women speak out about the sexual harassment claims against Diddy

Three women comment on their complaints of sexual assault against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs for the first time.

In a report by Rolling Stonepublished on Tuesday, May 28 Joi Dickerson-Neal, Crystal McKinney and an anonymous “Jane Doe” gave insight into her individual experiences.

“It’s not about money,” Dickerson-Neal, who filed suit against Diddy, 54, in New York Supreme Court in November 2023, told the outlet. “It’s about making sure the world sees that this man who rose to ‘icon’ status is actually sick and has left so many victims (in the wake of his) years of unpunished, disgusting behavior.”

Dickerson-Neal starred alongside the music mogul in a 1990 music video and claimed he invited her to dinner in 1991. According to Dickerson-Neal, Combs “drugged, sexually assaulted and abused” her during their meeting. Court documents obtained by We weekly Among the allegations at the time was that Dickerson-Neal was the victim of “revenge porn” that Diddy had created and distributed.

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McKinney, 43, shared her own alleged experience with the outlet.

“I had a whole future (as a model) ahead of me that was stolen from me. To be sexually assaulted and not have a chance to fight back is so painful,” said the model, who filed suit against Combs on Tuesday, May 21.

McKinney claimed she met Diddy in 2003 at a Men’s Fashion Week event at Cipriani Downtown in New York City and that he then invited her to his music studio. She claimed that some of his colleagues were present in the studio drinking Hennessy and passing around joints. McKinney smoked a joint and claimed it felt “very strong” to the point that she felt like she was floating.

In the filing, McKinney said she believed the joint was laced with a narcotic or other drug. She claimed Combs then forced her to perform oral sex on him.

Speak with Rolling StoneMcKinney added, “I felt like I was dying every day because I didn’t have the strength to come forward yet… I hope that by speaking out, I can help other survivors come forward and seek justice.”

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The report also included comments from a third woman, a then 17-year-old “Jane Doe from the Detroit area,” who accused Diddy of gang raping her in 2003.

Rolling Stone reported that it was “incredibly difficult” for Doe to go public with her story, but that she was “encouraged” to do so after hearing the “voices of other women.”

“It is important to remember that not only Combs, but all those who acted with him, remained silent and actively covered up his conduct must be held accountable,” she said.

Combs’ attorney did not respond to the specific allegations made by the three women mentioned in the report, but issued a statement to Rolling Stone.

“Mr. Combs cannot comment on concluded litigation, will not comment on pending litigation, and cannot respond to every allegation the press picks up from any source, no matter how unreliable,” said attorney Jonathan Davis told the outlet. “We are aware that the relevant authorities are conducting a thorough investigation and are therefore confident that all important issues will be addressed in the relevant forum where the rules distinguish fact from fiction.”

We weekly has asked Diddy’s team for comment.

The shocking report comes after several women made allegations against Combs.

Us confirmed in November 2023 that Cassie (real name Casandra Ventura) filed suit against Diddy, accusing him of rape and repeated physical abuse that lasted nearly a decade. Cassie and Diddy dated on and off from 2007 to 2018.

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In March 2024, several of Diddy’s homes, including properties in Miami and Los Angeles, were raided by the Department of Homeland Security in connection with a sex trafficking investigation.

Due to the ongoing controversy, several companies now seem to be distancing themselves from the rapper.

America’s Best Contacts & Eyeglasses confirmed We weekly on Tuesday, May 28, that sales of Diddy’s Sean John line of eyeglass frames have been discontinued.

Peloton announced in May via a private Facebook group that it had “paused the use of Sean Combs’ music and removed the Bad Boy Entertainment Artist Series on our platform” after a 2016 video surfaced of Diddy physically attacking Cassie. The company added, “This means our instructors will no longer use his music in any newly produced classes.”

If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).