Ex-model accuses Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs of sexually assaulting her at his studio in 2003

A former mannequin has accused Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexually assaulting her at his New York City recording studio in 2003 in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday.

Crystal McKinney’s allegations are simply the most recent in a collection of accusations made in opposition to the rapper and producer.

McKinney says she was a profitable 22-year-old mannequin when she met Combs at a restaurant throughout Men’s Fashion Week in Manhattan.

The music mogul invited her to his recording studio later that evening, in accordance with the federal criticism filed in New York City.

The lawsuit states McKinney arrived and located Combs consuming and smoking hashish with a number of different males.

She smoked some marijuana, which she “later came to understand” was laced with one other narcotic or intoxicating substance, the lawsuit claims.

McKinney says she felt as if she was floating, then Combs led her to the toilet, the place he sexually assaulted her, in accordance with the lawsuit.

Combs then led her again to the studio the place she misplaced consciousness, later waking in a taxi the place she realised what had occurred.

Combs is but to reply to these newest allegations.

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The lawsuit comes simply days after CNN aired safety video that confirmed Combs attacking singer Cassie in a Los Angeles lodge hallway in 2016.

Cassie, an R&B singer whose authorized identify is Cassandra Ventura, was his protege and girlfriend on the time.

On Sunday, the 54-year-old, launched a video saying he was “truly sorry” and his actions had been “inexcusable”.

He isn’t in peril of being criminally prosecuted for the beating due to the statute of limitations.

Combs, whose houses in Los Angeles and Miami had been raided by Homeland Security Investigations brokers in March, has confronted a collection of public allegations of bodily and sexual violence in addition to intercourse trafficking.

A lawsuit filed by Cassie in November alleging beatings and abuse was settled a day after it was filed.

The declare on Tuesday was filed underneath a New York City legislation that enables accusers to file civil litigation throughout a restricted window, even when the occasions allegedly occurred way back.