“Does this mean I was raped?” Aubrey O’Day Questions After Affidavit Reveals Alleged Assault by Diddy
Warning: This article contains graphic descriptions of assault and sexual activity.
Aubrey O’Day has spoken out about Sean “Diddy” Combs in the Netflix documentary Sean Combs: The Reckoning.
O’Day, who was part of Danity Kane, formed by Diddy on MTV’s Making the Band in 2005, discusses her experiences with Combs in the documentary. Now 41, she reflects on their relationship during that period.
In the third episode, O’Day claims Diddy identified her as “the looker” of the group, implying different expectations for her. She describes feeling groomed by him.
When asked when things became sexual, O’Day mentions receiving emails with explicit images from Diddy, including one she read aloud.
O’Day reads an email allegedly from Diddy: “I don’t wanna just f–k you. I wanna turn you out. I make my woman do what I tell her to do, and she loves it,” adding that it was from her boss at work.
O’Day expressed feeling fired for not engaging sexually, noting she was dismissed six months after receiving such emails.
She later discovered Diddy was forming a new group, Diddy – Dirty Money, with another Danity Kane member, Dawn Richard. Richard also accused Diddy of misconduct, which he has denied.
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In the final episode, O’Day reads an affidavit from a woman who claims she witnessed O’Day being assaulted by Combs.
The affidavit described O’Day as appearing inebriated and being assaulted by Combs and another man. O’Day, who denies drinking heavily, stated she had no recollection of the event.
O’Day questioned the accuser’s certainty, but the woman insisted on her account, offering to support O’Day publicly.
O’Day expressed uncertainty about whether she was assaulted, fearing the implications of speaking out.
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Before the documentary’s release, Diddy’s spokesperson criticized it, calling it a “shameful hit piece” and alleging unauthorized use of footage.
The spokesperson accused Netflix of sensationalizing Combs’s life without regard for truth, claiming the footage was taken out of context.
The statement also criticized 50 Cent’s involvement, labeling him an adversary with a vendetta against Combs.
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Combs’ legal team declined to comment on individual claims in the documentary, citing longstanding grievances and credibility issues among participants.
Combs’ team has not specifically addressed O’Day’s allegations.
In July, a jury acquitted Combs of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking but found him guilty of transporting for prostitution, resulting in a four-year prison sentence and fines.
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