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A new alleged victim of Sean "Diddy" Combs has accused him of raping her with a TV remote in retaliation for tying him to the late 2Pac's murder.
According to a wild report TMZ published on Tuesday, October 15, a woman named Ashley Parham filed a lawsuit against the Bad Boy Records founder for allegedly sexually assaulting her after she disrespected Combs on a FaceTime call with one of his friends while they were at a bar. The incident happened in February 2018 after she accused Combs of being involved in Tupac Shakur's death. Combs told her she'd pay for her words, but she didn't take him seriously.
A month after the FaceTime call, Parham said Combs' friend invited her to his home in Orinda, Calif. She claimed the friend set her up because Combs eventually showed up to the home and told her "she thought she would never see him in person." Parham said Combs put a knife to the side of her face and threatened to give her a "Glasgow smile" for what she said about his alleged involvement in 'Pac's murder. He stood down after Kristina Khorram, his Chief of Staff at Combs Enterprises, told him not to cut her face.
KK was allegedly at the home when the situation unfolded. Parham said Khorram told Combs to back off in case they decided to sell the alleged victim to clients for sex. Later on, KK allegedly threatened to ship Parham off somewhere far enough to prevent her from seeing her family again. Here's where the story takes a dramatic turn. Combs allegedly forced Parham to take her clothes. After she complied, Combs rubbed baby oil all over her body and tried to insert an intrauterine device (IUD) while KK assisted.
After the IUD broke, Combs found a TV remote nearby and shoved it into her vagina and used it to rape her. He also used the remote to rape her anally and demanded two other men who were in the room to do it too. One of the men also allegedly raped her vaginally. Combs and his cohorts eventually left her inside while they went out back to smoke. She eventually regained consciousness, grabbed a knife and attempted to escape. Unfortunately, she had to confront Combs, who was reportedly surprised to see her standing after he allegedly gave her "enough drugs to take out a horse."
Combs reportedly tried to buy Parham's silence, but she refused and threatened to go to the police. He told her no one would believe her and claimed he would go after her family if she tried anything. He reportedly told her that he got away with bigger crimes and mentioned 2Pac again. The comment about 'Pac made one of Combs' friends so mad that he fired gunshots in the air which made Combs scatter. Parham chased the artist with a knife and threatened to stab him once she caught up with him, but she decided to escape instead. Combs attempted to chase her again, but she struck back and slit Combs in the abdomen.
Parham made it out of the house and yelled for help in the street, but Combs got away in his SUV. She told the story to responding officers from the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Department everything, but they reportedly didn't investigate her claims. She even went to the Walnut Creek Police and the Orinda Police Department but neither of them fully investigated her allegations. Parham is being represented by attorneys Ariel Mitchell and Shawn Perez. Her case is separate from Tony Buzbee's 120 clients, who began to file lawsuits earlier this week.
Combs' attorneys responded to Parham's claims by looping them into the slew of lawsuits that have been filed recently. They said all of the new complaints span from "false to outright absurd." They also asserted that the claims from a hotline Buzbee set up have damaged Combs' case and might prevent him from getting a fair trial. Combs is currently sitting in a jail cell as he awaits his trial in May 2025.