Diddy’s former celebrity friends were ‘scared’ to be named in his sex trafficking lawsuit

Amid growing sexual assault allegations against Combs, Muir shared in an interview with The Mirror US that celebrities attending the Fianna Get Loose rapper’s parties are “so afraid of being associated with Diddy that they won’t admit That she was there too.” She said, “No one, myself, any other model, any other singer, we don’t need to take anyone’s name.”

The former model explained that there were many celebrities who attended Combs’ parties because “they were just like me, they wanted to have fun, they were in the entertainment industry, they wanted to have a few drinks, have some fun in the Hamptons.” Wanted to have fun.” Or in Manhattan. She noted how “they knew they were there. I know they were there, they know they were there.”

Although no celebrities have been named in any of the allegations against the disgraced rapper, a recent filing from Texas-based attorney Tony Buzbee accuses Combs of raping and witnessing the rape of a 13-year-old girl as the two men Has been identified as Celebrity A. He and Celebrity B continued watching. (Read more: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs allegedly raped an underage girl in 2000…)

The shocking lawsuit alleges that the 13-year-old girl was “dropped off at Radio City Music Hall in New York City by a friend so she could try to attend the Video Music Awards (VMAs)” before the tragic incident. . The lawsuit alleges that the girl was “held down by Celebrity A, who vaginally raped her while Combs and Celebrity B, a woman, watched.”

“After the male celebrity was eliminated, Combs vaginally raped the plaintiff while Celebrity A and Celebrity B watched. Combs attempted to force the plaintiff to perform oral sex on him, but she resisted by striking Combs in the neck; He stopped,” the lawsuit continues, according to the outlet.

In the wake of the shocking lawsuit filed by Buzbee, Muir told the outlet he hopes the victims get “some justice.” “Imagine that many people going through that kind of abuse and harassment, it’s horrible,” he said. Although the Coming Home rapper has vehemently denied all allegations against him, the model argued that there was a dark side to his parties.

“We are very vulnerable. We’re young models who are just starting out, we haven’t established a name yet, we were kind of thrown in the deep end among all these people who are well established, very well known celebrities and so when We came into this party, people automatically knew that we were new faces, we were new talents and we were very insecure. We were probably seen as fresh meat, someone new to the business that we could manipulate. They could do whatever they wanted in that regard,” Muir said.