Diddy Slams Woman's Claim She Is Being 'Stalked' & 'Harassed' By Him

Embattled music producer and rapper Sean Diddy Combs has responded to a woman who has made allegations that he and several other celebrities are stalking her.

The claims were made by the woman in a lawsuit filed last year, where she alleged that Diddy had been "harassing" and "stalking" her after she attempted to "do business" with him. She also alleged that Diddy hacked her phone and tried to pursue a romantic relationship with her.

But, in new court documents obtained by The Blast, Diddy has denied knowing the woman or having any business dealings with this person.

In a court declaration, Diddy has responded to a woman accusing him of "stalking" and "harassing" her, amongst other shocking claims.

The woman, who a judge has described as a "serial filer," has made multiple filings requesting a temporary restraining order against Diddy and other stars, whom she has all accused of stalking her. Her requests have been dismissed on several occasions.

In his filing, Diddy claims that he does "not recall ever having personal contact" with her and that he is also not her "business associate."

The rapper's declaration further reads that he has "never stalked or cyberstalked" the woman, nor has he "threatened" any family member of hers.

About the woman's claims that Diddy hacked her phone, the rapper notes that he has never "tampered with any device belonging" to her, and neither has he read or heard telephone conversations on her mobile device.

One of the lady's many allegations included a wild claim that Diddy has military equipment that is capable of hacking phones. The rapper also denied this in his court declaration.

Diddy was recently slammed with multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault. These came after the shock filing by his ex-partner, Cassie, with whom he has since settled.

Amid his legal battles, it's been revealed that the "Coming Home" rapper has no plans to attend the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, which are set to be held on February 4, 2024, at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Despite Diddy being nominated for the Best Progressive R&B Album category, he is expected to be a no-show, as confirmed by his representative.

In his absence, his project "The Love Album: Off the Grid" will be competing with the likes of 6LACK's "Since I Have A Lover," Terrence Martin and James Fauntleroy's "Nova," Janelle Monae's "The Age Of Pleasure," and frontrunner SZA's "SOS" for the top prize.

This nomination marks Diddy's first mention for a Grammy in eight years, following his 2016 nod as one of the many producers on Kanye West's "All Day."

Meanwhile, the rapper last competed at the Grammys for a personal project in 2004. At the time, he won best rap performance by a group or duo for the hit track "Shake Ya Tailfeather," featuring Nelly and Murphy Lee. The song was also part of the Bad Boys II soundtrack, executively produced by Diddy under his Bad Boy label.