A mannequin accused of being Sean “Diddy” Combs’ intercourse employee is talking out after she was named in music producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones’ lawsuit towards the embattled music mogul.
By way of her publicist Eve Sarkisyan at YES Public Relations, Jade Ramey tells ET that “courting somebody would not immediately correlate to any of the false allegations made.” In his lawsuit towards Diddy, Jones claimed Ramey was amongst “the ladies who … have been paid a month-to-month charge to work as Mr. Combs’ intercourse staff.”
“Sure, I dated somebody. Courting somebody would not immediately correlate to any of the false allegations made,” Ramey tells ET. “How unlucky we have entered a time the place caring for somebody or falling in love is worthy of scrutiny within the courtroom of public opinion. What could also be amusing for you is actual life for others, and my emotions have by no means been for leisure, nor are they up for dialogue.”
She added, “We have to be extra aware as a society when ridiculing folks’s lives and relationships merely for enjoyment. I admire everybody’s variety messages and help throughout this time. Thanks.”
In courtroom paperwork obtained by ET, Jones claimed Diddy paid a month-to-month stipend to Ramey, Metropolis Ladies rapper Yung Miami and 50 Cent’s ex, Daphne Pleasure, who has since refuted the allegations as categorically false.
Along with suing Diddy for sexual assault and harassment, Jones additionally claimed he was cheated out of greater than $50,000 for his work on Diddy’s September 2023 launch, The Love Album: Off the Grid. Combs is at present going through a litany of lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault, amongst different issues.
The R&B singer Cassie Ventura first sued Diddy in November claiming he raped her over the course of their years-long relationship. However some 24 hours later, Cassie and Diddy struck a settlement deal ending her lawsuit. In an announcement to ET, Diddy stated on the time of the settlement, “We’ve determined to resolve this matter amicably.” He added, “I want Cassie and her household all the most effective. Love.”
“Simply so we’re clear, a choice to settle a lawsuit, particularly in 2023, is on no account an admission of wrongdoing,” Diddy’s legal professional, Ben Brafman, additionally stated in an announcement to ET on the time. “Mr. Combs’ determination to settle the lawsuit doesn’t in any method undermine his flat-out denial of the claims. He’s completely satisfied they acquired to a mutual settlement and needs Ms. Ventura the most effective.”
After three extra ladies accused Diddy of sexual assault in lawsuits, the rapper broke his silence and stated, “Sufficient is sufficient.”
He added in his social media assertion, “For the final couple of weeks, I’ve sat silently and watched folks attempt to assassinate my character, destroy my popularity and my legacy. Sickening allegations have been made towards me by people in search of a fast payday. Let me completely clear: I didn’t do any of the terrible issues being alleged. I’ll combat for my identify, my household and for the reality.”
Combs’ authorized troubles have been compounded final month when federal brokers raided his houses in Los Angeles and Miami in what Homeland Safety Investigations stated was a part of an ongoing investigation. It has been reported that the probe, being helmed by the U.S. District Lawyer’s Workplace within the Southern District of New York, is tied to intercourse trafficking allegations.
Then on Thursday, a yacht steward sued Diddy and his 26-year-old son, Christian Combs, after the yacht worker claimed Christian sexually assaulted her on a yacht chartered by Diddy in December 2022.
In a assertion to ET, Diddy and Christian’s legal professional, Aaron Dyer, instructed ET partially, “We will probably be submitting a movement to dismiss this outrageous declare.”
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