The lawsuit filed against Sean “Diddy” Combs alleges that he sexually assaulted a fashion student, April Lampros, during the 1990s. Lampros claims that what began as a mentorship promise quickly turned into a coercive and abusive sexual relationship.
According to Lampros, she had four disturbing encounters with Combs, including one in 1996 where he allegedly forced both Lampros and Kim Porter to consume ecstasy and then pressured Porter into having sexual intercourse with Lampros.
Porter, who dated Combs for many years and shares children with him, passed away in 2018. Lampros recounted feeling drugged and powerless during the encounter, with Combs allegedly threatening her job security to coerce her into unwanted sexual acts.
Despite Lampros’s attempts to distance herself from Combs, he allegedly continued to pursue her and even retaliated against her by having her fired from her job after the incident.
The lawsuit sheds light on disturbing allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse, indicating a pattern of behavior that Lampros claims persisted throughout her interactions with Combs.
