Sean “Diddy” Combs’ soiled deeds could quickly be seen for the world to see by way of an specific tape that includes an individual with a better profile than the disgraced mogul, which is being provided on the market.
Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, the lawyer representing Adria English, has revealed that she was just lately approached about promoting an specific video involving Diddy and one other well-known particular person.
“There have already got been tapes leaking round Hollywood, being shopped round, however one specific individual contacted me to buy a particular video they had been in possession of,” Mitchell-Kidd mentioned throughout an interview on *Banfield*.
She didn’t disclose the individual’s identification within the video however confirmed that Diddy and somebody “extra high-profile” seem within the footage.
Mitchell-Kidd mentioned she has seen stills of the express video, which was filmed in Diddy’s Atlanta dwelling.
“The opposite individual within the video may be very seen,” she mentioned, including that the person could not have been conscious they had been being recorded. “To me, it doesn’t seem to be that individual is aware of they’re being videotaped.”
Mitchell-Kidd declined to symbolize the individual making an attempt to promote the video, stating that she refused to be concerned within the transaction.
She additionally emphasised the intense implications the video may have for the continued authorized instances involving Diddy. Mitchell-Kidd additionally revealed one other sexual assault lawsuit shall be filed towards Diddy within the coming weeks.
The revelation comes as a part of a broader collection of authorized battles surrounding Diddy, who has confronted a number of allegations of sexual misconduct.
Diddy, 54, is presently incarcerated on the Metropolitan Detention Heart in Brooklyn as he awaits trial for expenses together with intercourse trafficking, racketeering and transportation to have interaction in prostitution.
He has pleaded not responsible.
He’salso topic to at the very least a dozen civil lawsuits alleging a spread of offenses, together with bodily and sexual assault, coercion and “torture.”
