Diddy and his son Justin Combs drugged, imprisoned, and gang-raped me, claims woman. Here's all about the lawsuit

As hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs battles mounting legal troubles, his son Justin Combs is now facing serious accusations of his own. Accordin to a report of USA Today, a woman named Tyreke Conerly has now filed a lawsuit alleging she was drugged, imprisoned, and gang-raped by Justin Combs, his father Diddy, and two unidentified masked men during a 2017 trip to Los Angeles.

Conerly claims she was first contacted by Justin Combs via Snapchat in early 2017, where he allegedly requested explicit photos and later invited her to Los Angeles with the promise of a job opportunity at Revolt TV, the media company founded by his father. Believing this could be her break into the entertainment industry, she accepted the offer.

The lawsuit, as per USA Today, was filed by high-profile attorney Tony Buzbee—who is representing multiple women alleging abuse by Diddy. The lawsuit claimed that Conerly arrived in LA on April 14, 2017 where she was picked up by a black SUV and taken to a luxurious Beverly Hills home referred to as “The Glass House.”


The woman allegedly held against her will for two days, and was drugged as well as sexually assaulted. She claimed that once three masked men entered the property, one of whom she identified as Diddy after Justin referred to him as “Pops.” The complaint details a harrowing scene in which the men allegedly raped her both orally and anally, warning her, “You better let this happen. Or else.”

Conerly claims the ordeal lasted more than 24 hours before she was taken back to the airport. She alleges that the threat of her intimate photos being leaked, and false promises of employment, were used to manipulate and silence her.

Buzbee asserts that this alleged assault is part of a broader pattern of sexual abuse enabled by Diddy's vast influence. “The father’s penchant for sexual violence is shared by the son,” he states in the complaint.

The lawsuit emerges as Diddy faces a separate federal trial involving sex trafficking, racketeering, and abuse, with damning testimony and high-profile witnesses, including ex-girlfriend Cassie and rapper Kid Cudi. The trial has also revealed troubling insights into Diddy's inner circle and the culture of control and fear that allegedly surrounded him.

Meanwhile, Justin Combs’ own alibi is under scrutiny. An Instagram post from April 14, 2017—the day Conerly says she was flown to LA—shows Justin at Coachella, roughly 130 miles away from Beverly Hills. Whether this timeline holds up under legal examination remains to be seen.

The allegations add further weight to growing calls for accountability within the entertainment industry, as Diddy and now his son find themselves at the center of a deeply disturbing and evolving scandal.