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Diddy Faces New Lawsuit for Allegedly Dangling Woman from Balcony

Sean "Diddy" Combs is accused in a lawsuit of severe misconduct involving a woman on a 17th-floor balcony during a 2016 altercation.

Source: bbc.co.uk1 min read
Diddy Faces New Lawsuit for Allegedly Dangling Woman from Balcony
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In brief

In a surprising legal development, fashion designer Bryana "Bana" Bongolan filed a lawsuit against music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, claiming he dangled her from a balcony at an apartment where he had a past connection. This incident allegedly occurred in 2016 at the home of Casandra "Cassie" Ventura, Diddy's then-girlfriend. The accusation is part of a broader pattern, as Combs faces over two dozen lawsuits ranging from sexual assault to drugging claims.

Bongolan recounts a shocking moment when Combs allegedly confronted her while she was on the balcony. According to the lawsuit, after loud confrontations at the door, Diddy forced his way in, confronted Bongolan, and allegedly grabbed and groped her. He then purportedly lifted her and dangled her over the balcony, creating a precarious and terrifying situation. Bongolan, who weighed about 100 pounds, claimed she tried to resist but was overpowered. The suit mentions that Ventura intervened to help her, only for Combs to pull her back and slam her onto patio furniture. As Combs currently sits in jail on various charges, including those related to racketeering and sex trafficking, a representative vehemently rejected the new lawsuit's claims as baseless. Diddy believes that the truth of these allegations will eventually emerge in court. Bongolan seeks $10 million in damages, citing it as part of a troubling pattern of threats and intimidation from Combs throughout their professional relationship. Her claim shares similarities with another lawsuit filed by Ventura, which referenced an earlier incident of abuse. As the legal battles unfold, the ramifications for Combs continue to mount.

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