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Diddy Denies Sexual Assault Claims, Blames Consent

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Diddys legal team vehemently denies sexual assault allegations from publicist Jonathan Hay, dismissing claims about a 2005 incident involving Biggies shirt. The defense argues consent, lack of confinement, and self-defense, while also challenging the timing of Hays lawsuit. Diddy remains incarcerated at Fort Dix, with a pending early release and multiple ongoing lawsuits.

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Diddy Denies Sexual Assault Claims, Blames Consent

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On April 28, Diddy's lawyers just dropped the fears to now to publicist Jonathan Hay's sexual assault lawsuit, rejecting every claim outright, including that wild story about Diddy using Biggie's shirt in a messed up way back in 2005. Hay alleges two main incidents, one in a 2020 studio, where Diddy supposedly exposed himself and pushed for oral sex until a noise. Stopped it, and another, where Biggie's son CJ Wallace allegedly lured him into a setup for more assault. The defense fires back hard, saying, hey, either consented or welcomed at all, there was no real confinement, and any scuffle was pure self-defense. After Hay got hostile, they also argued Hay waited way too long to file, pushing to toss the whole case in rule for Diddy right now. Earlier this year, a judge shot down Diddy's first dismissal bid, so this fight drags on while he's locked up at Ford Dix serving a 50 month. This was for prostitution charges, with early release set for April 2028, and a stack

of other lawsuits piling up. This legal drama shows no signs of fading anytime soon. I'm Corey, with a story. That's your music news today update, AI-powered and always on.

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