Diddy, Dangerous Boy, MTV Sued
Ex-‘MTB’ Singer Claims
Hostile, Inhumane Remedy Was Too Sizzling For TV!!!
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Diddy‘s ex-“Making The Band” singer Sara Rivers is coming at his neck in a brand new lawsuit, and the allegations stem from her time on the favored MTV collection.
In a sprawling lawsuit, obtained by TMZ Hip Hop, Rivers claims the artist previously often called Puff Daddy subjected her to mistreatment, which wound up changing into content material for hundreds of thousands to see on TV.
The go well with, filed by legal professional Ariel Mitchell on behalf of Rivers, cites the notorious “cheesecake” from ‘MTB2’ the place she and the remainder of Da Band needed to stroll a number of blocks to get Diddy a candy deal with as one of many quite a few incidents of abuse.
She additionally complains of being pressured sleep in an open bay with 4 different males regardless of the very fact she was married on the time, and says she was threatened with being ousted if she did not comply.
The go well with additionally names MTV, Viacom and a number of other ex-Dangerous Boy workers who had a profile on the collection on the time … together with Diddy’s mom, Janice, and ex-assistant Fonzworth Bentley.
Sara goes on to allege Diddy acted maliciously and recklessly along with her profession by publicly dismantling the group whereas pocketing most of her present cash.
She additionally claims Diddy sexually harassed and assaulted her, claiming he as soon as backed her right into a nook and blocked her from shifting whereas operating his hand throughout her breasts.
She’s demanding damages from Diddy and the others.
Diddy’s authorized workforce fired again, telling TMZ … “This is yet another example of false claims being filed against Mr. Combs. No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone—man or woman, adult or minor. We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason. With the deadline for New York’s Gender-Motivated Violence Act expiring tomorrow, it’s clear that opportunists are rushing to file last-minute, meritless claims. Mr. Combs remains confident he will prevail in court.”
