Rapper 50 Cent has taken to Instagram to once again troll Sean “Diddy” Combs following the news of another sexual assault lawsuit against the music mogul. 50 Cent reposted a screenshot of TMZ’s headline detailing the lawsuit, with a caption that read, “Got damn boy another one, 😂, this my last puffy post I think he might kill himself. 😂 I don’t want no parts of that.” The post has since been deleted, but it is clear that 50 Cent is not holding back in his criticism of Diddy.
The lawsuit in question was filed by former model Crystal McKinney, who claims that Diddy forced her to give him oral sex after a Men’s Fashion Week event in 2003. McKinney alleges that after meeting Diddy at Cipriani Downtown in NYC, he took her to his studio where they began drinking and using drugs. She claims that Diddy then forced her head down to his crotch and demanded oral sex. McKinney is seeking unspecified damages for the alleged assault.
Crystal McKinney is not the only person to accuse Diddy of sexual assault. Music producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones has also filed a $30 million federal lawsuit against Diddy, claiming that he was repeatedly sexually assaulted while working on Diddy’s latest album. In the lawsuit, Jones also named 50 Cent’s ex Daphne Joy and City Girls rapper Yung Miami as alleged sex workers for Diddy. 50 Cent responded to these claims on Instagram, calling out Joy and Diddy and making derogatory remarks about them.
In response to the resurfacing of 2016 surveillance footage showing Diddy physically assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, Diddy shared a public apology on social media. He acknowledged his past behavior and expressed remorse for his actions. He referred to hitting “rock bottom” but claimed to take full responsibility for his behavior in the video. Ventura later filed a lawsuit against Diddy in November 2023, accusing him of rape and abuse. The two parties reached a settlement just 24 hours later.
The ongoing allegations and lawsuits against Diddy have sparked controversy and criticism from various quarters, including rapper 50 Cent. The accusations of sexual assault and misconduct continue to tarnish Diddy’s reputation, despite his attempts at public apologies and settlements. The legal battles and public scrutiny surrounding Diddy’s actions raise significant questions about accountability and justice in the entertainment industry.