Woman Claims Diddy Raped Her With A 'TV Remote' As 'Payback' For Accusing Him Of Tupac's Murder

Sean "Diddy" Combs has been slammed with another lawsuit after a woman claimed he assaulted her with a remote control and gang raped her with his friends.

The woman, identified as Ashley Parham, claimed that the rapper also threatened her life and said that he said he had gotten away with worse crimes like Tupac's death.

Diddy is currently behind bars awaiting trial in May 2025 for sex crimes but caused quite a stir as he took to social media to celebrate the second birthday of his daughter Love.

The "Bad Boy For Life" crooner has found himself in another legal tussle over allegations of a physical altercation and sexual assault involving Ashley Parham.

According to the Daily Mail, the incident occurred in 2018 after she accused him of being involved in the unsolved 1996 murder of Tupac over FaceTime.

Parham claims in the $50 million lawsuit, filed in the District Court of Northern California, that she met one of Diddy's friends, Shane Pearce, at a bar in February that year.

Pearce and Diddy were speaking on the phone via FaceTime before she told the embattled rapper that she believed he had a hand in Tupac's demise. She claims Diddy seemingly threatened her that she would "pay" for the accusation.

Parham went on to note that Pearce invited her to his home in Orinda, near Oakland, about a month later, on March 23, 2018, after feigning he needed help with his cancer drugs "because he stated he was weak and unable to open his medications," but Diddy was there shortly after she arrived waiting to get back at her.

Parham claimed Diddy told her "she thought she would never see him in person" and held a knife to her face, threatening to cut her cheeks into a "Glasgow smile."

He was, however, interrupted by his assistant Kristina Khorram, who suggested that they could sell her for sex or ship her overseas, never to be heard from again.

According to the news outlet, she went further to claim that the "Finna Get Loose" rapper tore her clothes and covered her in "oil or lubricant" before he violently shoved a TV remote into her vagina.

"Diddy, while violently raping [Parham] with a television remote, told Plaintiff that her life was in his hands and that if he wanted he could 'take her' and she would never be seen again," the court documents alleged.

When he was done raping her with the remote, he reportedly told Pearce to turn her on her stomach as her "blood-curdling cries" were getting to him.

She scampered to get herself to safety after pulling a knife and covering herself with a shirt, but Diddy allegedly blocked her, shocked she was still agile after giving her "enough drugs to take out a horse."

In her filing, Parham claimed Diddy offered her money to say the sex was consensual, but she refused and threatened to report to the police. However, the rapper allegedly told her nobody would believe her and threatened her family.

She further noted that Diddy said he had gotten away with worse crimes, referring to Tupac's murder. But he was interrupted by one of his men, who got upset by the revelation and drew a gun on Diddy, telling him to repeat himself.

Parham says she tried to grab the gun, but one thing led to another, and it went off, causing Diddy to take off. She then chased after him with a knife, prompting him to beg for his life when she caught him.

The filing claims Parham "raised the knife, in a rage from the events that just transpired and with the intent of driving the knife into Diddy's back" before he turned and begged. He was able to get away, and then she ran to the neighbors, asking for help.

In her lawsuit, Parham claims she reported the case to a deputy from Contra Costa Sheriff's Office, who responded to her 911 call, but that she was told the neighbors had called in noise compliments and advised her to "find a way to get home."

According to the Daily Mail, Parham said the officer "did not offer to take [her] home, nor did he call for emergency services including an ambulance, nor any offer to take [her] to the hospital, nor any offer to help [her] recover her clothes or effects."

She was able to see a doctor after a few days, where she was administered a rape kit, after which she called the local Walnut Creek Police.

However, when she needed to give her statement, she couldn't name Diddy because she was afraid. She also claimed to have reported the case to the Orinda Police Department but, again, was scared "to name Defendant Diddy as one of her assailants."

Parham is suing for sexual assault and battery, abuse, false imprisonment, and kidnapping, demanding a trial by jury. Parham also accused Diddy's assistant, Khorram, of assisting his "predatory sexual behavior and proclivities" and also "assisting in covering up the crime thereafter."

She accused Pearce of being one of the rapists and accused him of luring her to his house to be raped by the rapper.

Diddy has since been arrested on September 16 by Homeland Security officers following a grand jury indictment.

He's currently locked up at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center for sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

Diddy has, however, maintained his innocence on all charges and would stand to prove his case in court. He has been denied bail the times already as authorities consider him a flight risk, as well as his potential interference with investigations by coercing witnesses with his celebrity status. He's billed to go on trial in May 2025.

Meanwhile, the "No Way Out" recently caused a stir online when he took to social media to mark his daughter Love's second birthday, whom he shares with ex Dana Tran.