Diddy's Sexual Assault Accuser Reveals Her Real Identity Following Judge's Orders

Sean "Diddy" Combs has been facing a barrage of sexual assault lawsuits, including those from anonymous alleged victims, and now, the identity of one of them has been revealed.

A Jane Doe previously filed a lawsuit accusing the "Bad Boy For Life" rapper of sexual assault, claiming he raped her when she was just 17 years old.

However, she was asked by a judge to reveal her identity if she wanted to proceed with the case against Sean "Diddy" Combs, causing her to amend her lawsuit with her government name.

According to TMZ, the identity of one of Diddy's several anonymous accusers has been revealed to be Anna Kane, the ex-wife of Edmonton Oilers winger Evander Kane.

Anna had filed a lawsuit as Jane Doe, where she accused the embattled rapper of sexually assaulting her but was ordered by a judge to reveal her identity if she wanted to continue her lawsuit.

She claimed that she was just 17 years old and was still in high school when Diddy and others gang-raped her.

In a statement through her attorney, Doug Wigdor, she told the news outlet, "I had hoped to use a pseudonym in pursuing justice for what happened to me as a teenager.

Defendant's demand that I use my name was an attempt to intimidate me, but I am not intimidated. I am prepared to proceed and hold accountable those who have harmed me."

In her lawsuit, Anna claimed that she met Bad Boy Entertainment President Harve Pierre back in 2003 in the Detroit area.

She alleged that he called her "hot" and mentioned how he was affiliated with Diddy, inviting her to jump on a private jet to go see the hip-hop mogul.

Anna said she agreed to the invitation and went to New York where she met Diddy in a recording studio. She alleged that the rapper and others plied her with drugs and alcohol and took turns on her.

Her filing contained photos of the alleged studio meeting and she says she's the girl with the blurred face.

She also alleged that Diddy took her into a bathroom and penetrated her from behind as she was bent over a sink, adding that she didn't consent to the episode.

Meanwhile, Diddy has denied the allegations.

Several photos were included in the lawsuits filed by Diddy's accusers, depicting the places they claimed their alleged abuse took place.

As part of the filings, photos of the rapper were submitted in which he could be seen having a drinking session with a couple of guests.

The shot was reportedly taken by one of Diddy's male victims moments before he was led to a private room and fondled and groped by the music producer.

The identity of the other individuals in the image remains unclear, as almost all were blacked out for reasons unknown. However, Diddy's face was left clear, and he appeared to be glaring at the victim who took the snapshot.

Another lawsuit featured photos of a small white plastic container that looked like a test tube.

According to the court documents, the mysterious item was used by the rapper's staff to slip the date-rape drug GHB into the drinks of female attendees at his infamous parties.

The "Finna Get Loose" rapper's troubles continue to compound as his youngest son, Christian Combs, was recently served legal papers at his father's Miami mansion for assault, battery, sexual assault, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

According to In Touch Weekly, a woman identified as Grace O'Marcaigh claimed in the filing that she worked on a Yacht Diddy chartered in July 2022 for a "wholesome family outing" but suffered an uncomfortable encounter with Christian.

She alleged that the gathering quickly turned "chaotic" as it involved "drug use & sex work," with Christian becoming "inappropriately interested" in her during the trip, pressuring her to take shots and later assaulting her in an isolated room.

O'Marcaigh says the encounter "derailed" her career in the yachting industry and caused her emotional and physical distress, as well as leading to the breakup between her and her longtime partner at the time.

Lawyers for Diddy and Christian have since denied the claims, saying it is "filled with manufactured lies and irrelevant facts."

Meanwhile, Diddy would now have to spend the holiday season at his Brooklyn jail after he was denied bail for the third time ahead of his May 2025 trial.

The "I'm Coming Home" crooner has been locked away since he was arrested outside a New York hotel on September 16 for charges of racketeering, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution, all of which he denies.

He posted a $50 million bail package; however, his lawyers were unable to convince Judge Arun Subramanian that it would be enough to prevent his fleeing or intimidation of prospective trial witnesses.

In a written ruling, the judge cited Diddy's propensity to violence, referencing a viral video where he was seen physically assaulting his ex-girlfriend Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura, as well as a risk of serious witness tampering.

"The Court finds that the government has shown by clear and convincing evidence that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the safety of the community," the ruling read, per the Daily Mail.

The judge also noted that there's "evidence supporting a serious risk of witness tampering" after Diddy was accused of violating his phone privileges behind bars and paying other inmates to use their Phone Access Code numbers to make three-way calls to people who are not on his approved contact list.