Diddy Named in Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Over White Parties, Penske Media Listed as Co-Defendant
A former adult film star has filed a new sex trafficking lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs, alleging forced sexual encounters at his renowned White Parties in the Hamptons.
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Adria English, known professionally as Omunique, claims the incidents began around 2004 when her boyfriend auditioned for Combs' Sean John clothing line. According to the lawsuit, English was hired as a "go-go dancer" for Diddy's White Party, where she alleges she was drugged with alcohol laced with narcotics and forced into sexual encounters with party guests.
The lawsuit details that English was allegedly "groomed" into sex trafficking, with specific allegations involving forced sexual intercourse with Jacob Arabov (Jacob the Jeweler), for which she received additional payment beyond her dancing fees.
Key allegations in the lawsuit include:
- Forced sexual encounters with party guests
- Drugged alcoholic beverages containing substances like ecstasy
- Career advancement promises coupled with blackmail threats
- Required to wear black clothing at White Parties to identify her role
- Tamiko Thomas named as alleged facilitator of the operation
The lawsuit names multiple defendants including:
- Sean "Diddy" Combs
- Bad Boy Entertainment
- Sean John Clothing
- Combs Global Enterprises
- Tamiko Thomas
- Jacob Arabov
- Vibe Magazine
- Penske Media
Diddy's attorney Jonathan Davis has denied all allegations, stating that "Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone" and expressing confidence in prevailing against these claims in court.
The case remains pending in the judicial system, with evidence including photographs confirming English's presence at the 2004 White Party.
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