Thalia Graves, an alleged victim of Sean "Diddy" Combs, is speaking publicly for the first time after filing a lawsuit against the disgraced music mogul Tuesday.
Thalia Graves, an alleged victim of Sean "Diddy" Combs, spoke out publicly for the first time after filing a lawsuit against the disgraced music mogul.
According to the lawsuit filed Tuesday in New York federal court, Graves alleges Combs and his former security guard Joseph Sherman r*ped her inside the Bad Boy Records studio in Manhattan in 2001.
Graves, who was 25 at the time, claims she was given a drink "likely laced with a drug" in the studio, causing her to lose consciousness. That's when she woke up to "find herself bound and restrained" before Combs and Sherman allegedly "proceeded to brutally s**ually abuse and violate her," the court filing states.
Graves was violently b**ten and "forcefully slammed onto a table," and forced to perform a s*x act, the lawsuit alleges.
Both men were undeterred by [Graves’] cries for help throughout the attack," according to the lawsuit.
"The internal pain after being s**xually assaulted has been incredibly deep and hard to put into words," Graves said during a press conference in Los Angeles, alongside her lawyer Gloria Allred. "It goes beyond just the physical harm caused during the assault. It's a pain that reaches into the very core of who I am leaving emotional scars that may never fully heal."
In 2023, she learned a video of the alleged assault was being circulated and possibly distributed as p*ornography
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5 окт 2024
