One Of Diddy’s Accusers Is Now Making Claims About How He ‘Tampered With’ Her Lawsuit From Prison

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Okay, so the situation with Diddy just keeps unfolding. After getting a four-year sentence, he’s now at FCI Fort Dix to begin serving time. But that’s not all – he’s still battling multiple lawsuits alleging serious offenses like sexual assault and sex trafficking, claims he strongly denies. And now, things have taken another turn. Dawn Richard, a former member of Danity Kane and someone who worked with Diddy on Making the Band, has filed her own lawsuit and is now claiming he’s been trying to interfere with her case while in prison. It’s a really complicated and disturbing situation, and honestly, it’s hard to keep up with everything that’s happening.

Dawn Richard’s Legal Team Filed New Documents With Allegations Against Diddy

In September 2024, Dawn Richard, age 42, filed a lawsuit against Sean Combs, detailing claims of abuse during the production of Making the Band. Richard alleges Combs verbally abused her, forced her through exhausting rehearsals that harmed her health, and sexually assaulted her while she was nude at a recording studio. She also claims she witnessed Combs abusing his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura. Combs has denied these allegations through his legal counsel.

The lawsuit came shortly after Diddy’s arrest in late 2024, when he was held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. According to a recent court document obtained by Complex, Diddy allegedly tried to influence a crucial witness in the case that same month.

Let me tell you, the situation with Combs is deeply troubling. Even while in jail last September, he was clearly trying to influence a key witness in the case against him. This really confirmed the plaintiff’s fears – she’s been legitimately scared of him and his attempts to silence her. The prosecutors were right to argue strongly against bail, pointing to a clear pattern of him interfering with witnesses, and frankly, a history of violence, threats, and trying to control people. The judge agreed, denying him bail repeatedly because they believed he was still a serious threat to others. It’s a really concerning case, and the judge made the right call.

The documents also claim there’s no evidence suggesting Sean “Diddy” Combs stopped threatening people or pressuring Richard, even after the alleged incidents. As of today, Combs’ lawyers haven’t commented on these new claims made by Dawn Richard, who previously testified in Combs’ trial. This adds another layer to the ongoing legal issues surrounding the Sean John founder while he’s incarcerated.

What’s Been Happening With Diddy Since He’s Been In Jail?

Sean Combs recently began his prison sentence at Fort Dix, and it’s been reported that he specifically requested this facility. While there, he’ll participate in a 9 to 12-month program focused on drug treatment and recovery. Completing the program may also reduce the length of his sentence.

Sources say Diddy is focusing on staying busy while incarcerated. He’s reportedly been given a job doing laundry. While Fort Dix prison is generally considered safer than the Metropolitan Detention Center, former inmate Joe Giudice has stated he saw instances of violence and gang involvement during his time there.

Diddy is appealing his sentence and recently had a positive development when the appeals process was sped up. There are reports he’s also hoping President Trump will pardon him. Even after he’s released from prison, Diddy will still face ongoing legal challenges, including a lawsuit from Dawn Richard.

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2025-11-11 01:09