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Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly forced a former porn star to have sex with guests at his famed Hamptons parties, according to the latest lawsuit filed against the tarnished music mogul. The ex-adult film star, Adria English, accused the rapper in the lawsuit of “grooming” her into a sex trafficking victim while she worked as a “go-go dancer” at his annual white party nearly two decades ago.Gay porno And when she finally fled from Combs’ grip in 2009, she says he ruined her career in the entertainment industry, according to the suit filed in Manhattan federal court on Wednesday. English, whose stage name in the adult film industry was Omunique, first met Diddy in 2004 while she was with her then-boyfriend, model Anthony Gallo, who had an audition for fashion company Sean John. The lawsuit alleges Gallo was guaranteed the gig by a Sean John employee if he convinced English to work at Diddy’s upcoming Hamptons party, the lawsuit states. During the first party, English wasn’t forced to have sex with attendees, but that changed in subsequent years, according to the lawsuit. During one party, she was told to wear a black dress that she believes was a signal to others that she was a “sex trafficked sex worker,” the lawsuit states. One guest she was forced to sleep with was jeweler Jacob Arabov, also known as Jacob the Jeweler, the lawsuit alleges. “At the end of the night, Defendant Combs, personally congratulated Plaintiff for following his directives with Defendant Jacob and a job well done,” the lawsuit states. English complied with Diddy’s demands because she feared for her safety and future job prospects, and Gallo’s employment with Sean John, the lawsuit states. She also attended parties he held in Miami where she claims she was sexually assaulted by other guests at the direction of Combs as an “ongoing corrupt sex trafficking organization,” per the lawsuit. While Combs offered to help English break into the music industry, he later “blackballed” her and Gallo when she stopped working for him in 2009 and fled to California, her legal team says. She is seeking unspecified damages after suffering severe emotional distress, per the lawsuit. The lawsuit names other associates and companies connected to Combs. The “I’ll Be Missing You” singer has faced an avalanche lawsuits brought by several woman alleging sex trafficking and abuse since last November when R&B singer Cassie sued him for allegedly raping and physically abusing her. The two sides quickly settled, though a video emerged earlier this year that shows Combs attacking her in a hotel hallway. Combs has strongly denied the allegations in all of the suits. In light of English’s lawsuit, Combs’ lawyer Jonathan Davis told Fox News in a statement that, “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone. “We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason and without any proof. Fortunately, a fair and impartial judicial process exists to find the truth and Mr. Combs is confident he will prevail against these and other baseless claims in court,” said Davis. Attempts to reach Arabov, who is listed as a defendant in English’s lawsuit, were unsuccessful.

Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly forced a former porn star to have sex with guests at his famed Hamptons parties, according to the latest lawsuit filed against the tarnished music mogul. The ex-adult film star, Adria English, accused the rapper in the lawsuit of “grooming” her into a sex trafficking victim while she worked as a “go-go dancer” at his annual white party nearly two decades ago.Gay porno And when she finally fled from Combs’ grip in 2009, she says he ruined her career in the entertainment industry, according to the suit filed in Manhattan federal court on Wednesday. English, whose stage name in the adult film industry was Omunique, first met Diddy in 2004 while she was with her then-boyfriend, model Anthony Gallo, who had an audition for fashion company Sean John. The lawsuit alleges Gallo was guaranteed the gig by a Sean John employee if he convinced English to work at Diddy’s upcoming Hamptons party, the lawsuit states. During the first party, English wasn’t forced to have sex with attendees, but that changed in subsequent years, according to the lawsuit. During one party, she was told to wear a black dress that she believes was a signal to others that she was a “sex trafficked sex worker,” the lawsuit states. One guest she was forced to sleep with was jeweler Jacob Arabov, also known as Jacob the Jeweler, the lawsuit alleges. “At the end of the night, Defendant Combs, personally congratulated Plaintiff for following his directives with Defendant Jacob and a job well done,” the lawsuit states. English complied with Diddy’s demands because she feared for her safety and future job prospects, and Gallo’s employment with Sean John, the lawsuit states. She also attended parties he held in Miami where she claims she was sexually assaulted by other guests at the direction of Combs as an “ongoing corrupt sex trafficking organization,” per the lawsuit. While Combs offered to help English break into the music industry, he later “blackballed” her and Gallo when she stopped working for him in 2009 and fled to California, her legal team says. She is seeking unspecified damages after suffering severe emotional distress, per the lawsuit. The lawsuit names other associates and companies connected to Combs. The “I’ll Be Missing You” singer has faced an avalanche lawsuits brought by several woman alleging sex trafficking and abuse since last November when R&B singer Cassie sued him for allegedly raping and physically abusing her. The two sides quickly settled, though a video emerged earlier this year that shows Combs attacking her in a hotel hallway. Combs has strongly denied the allegations in all of the suits. In light of English’s lawsuit, Combs’ lawyer Jonathan Davis told Fox News in a statement that, “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone. “We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason and without any proof. Fortunately, a fair and impartial judicial process exists to find the truth and Mr. Combs is confident he will prevail against these and other baseless claims in court,” said Davis. Attempts to reach Arabov, who is listed as a defendant in English’s lawsuit, were unsuccessful.

By Melissa Koenig and Isabelle Stanely For Dailymail.Com Published: 06:46 BST, 1 July 2024 | Updated: 12:55 BST, 1 July 2024 402 View comments Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori has been accused of sending porn to staff members - including minors - at West's company, Yeezy, in a bombshell lawsuit.Gay porno Censori, 29, allegedly sent one of the employees a link to 'hardcore' sexual content after West announced the launch of his adult film business, Yeezy Porn, in late April. Those videos were accessible to underage staffers amid the development of the porn app, according to the court documents obtained by TMZ. Despite the allegations, Censori was not named in the federal lawsuit filed in California - and the anecdote was just incorporated into the suit to demonstrate the problems with the work environment at Ye's YZYVSN streaming service app. 'No guardrails were put in place to prevent the underage YZYVSN workers from working on Yeezy Porn, or to prevent them from being exposed to and being forced to view pornography to perform their work,' it says, according to the Washington Post.  Kanye West's wife, Bianca Censori, 29, is accused of sending porn to staff members - including minors - at West's company, Yeezy, in a bombshell lawsuit Despite the allegations, Censori was not named as a defendant in the lawsuit, which accuses West, 47, of engaging in 'forced labor and cruel inhuman, or degrading treatment'  The suit goes onto accuse West, 47, of engaging in 'forced labor and cruel inhuman, or degrading treatment' and claims that his former chief of staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, called some employees 'new slaves.'  The complainants in the suit were all hired by Ye to work on his YZYVSN streaming service app, designed to rival Tidal, Spotify and Apple Music, to promote his Vultures and Vultures 2 albums.  They claim West and Yiannopoulos hired an international developer group comprised of several black members, many of whom were underage, with some as young as 14.  They then fostered an allegedly racist working environment and repeatedly made false promises about payment and working hours.  Milo reportedly promised the developer group $120,000 if they completed the app,  agreed to the work conditions and didn't complain. But Ye then allegedly ordered all of the employees to sign NDAs and threatened to fire the minors if they didn't. The lawsuit claims that West's former chief of staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, called some employees 'new slaves' The duo also allegedly required minors to sign 'volunteer' agreements.   From then on, Ye's white managers reportedly used disparaging and racist language to create a hostile working environment.  They reportedly harassed team members on the basis of their age, race, gender, sexual orientation and national origin.  Some of them were called 'slaves' while others were referred to as 'new slaves'.  'Black and African employees were segregated and given less favorable work assignments and separate "whites only" working groups were formed,' Thigpen Legal claimed in a statement to NBC News. 'Minors were mocked for their age.'  The complainants were hired by Ye to work on his YZYVSN streaming service app, designed to rival Tidal, Spotify and Apple Music, to promote his Vultures and Vultures 2 albums The workers were also reportedly forced to work through the night without pay or sleep. If they did not agree with the long work hours without breaks, the plaintiffs were allegedly threatened with having their pay withheld. But even after the team allegedly finished one of the apps on May 1 and sent it to Ye, the suit claims he did not pay them - leading them to file the suit asking for damages for unpaid wages and overtime pay, as well as emotional distress. In a statement posted to X, Yiannopoulos called the lawsuit a 'joke' and a 'sad race hustle,' claiming it was brought by a 'disgruntled, comically inept Black developer I call Hotep Susan who is mad he didn’t get chosen for a full-time Yeezy job. 'I'll eviscerate the complaint line by line tomorrow on camera, including his bonkers racism claims,' Yiannopoulos vowed on Sunday.  'Truly, it's the most dishonest thing I've ever seen filed with a court. (And I've worked for billionaires and megastars for a decade),' he wrote. DailyMail.com has also reached out to Ye and Milo for comment.  The lawsuit comes as West made a surprise trip to Russia. He is thought to be in the country to celebrate the 40th birthday of Russian fashion designer Gosha Rubchinskiy, and not for a concert. The lawsuit came as West made a surprise trip to Russia. He is believed to be with Censori  Kanye hired the post-Soviet fashion poster boy as his Yeezy brand's creative director in December 2023 in which Rubchinskiy was described as 'legendary'. West announced his arrival to the city with a message on state-monitored website VKontakte - Russia's answer to Facebook - in which he wrote in Russian: 'Hello, Moscow.' It is believed West is with his Censori on the trip, although she was not seen on walkabouts, according to Russian media. This comes after the couple was spotted in Paris and Tokyo together this month.  Kanye has previously said he is 'pro-Putin' and once called himself a 'Young Putin' during an interview on the Drink Champs podcast.  Footage allegedly showed him in the Moscow subway, while other videos allegedly showed him at a five star hotel close to the Kremlin, following a reported arrival by private plane.  Kanye reportedly saw the Kremlin and Red Square from a viewing platform on the roof of GUM department store. It was later reported that Kanye was staying in the $12,846 a night presidential suite of the Four Seasons Hotel Moscow, which has an astonishing view of St Basil's Cathedral.  Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group

(Photo by Gregg DeGuire/Getty Images for Str8UpGayPorn Awards) Authorities charged a gay porn star for allegedly trading hundreds of child porn videos, the Department of Justice announced Friday. Justin Heath Smith, an adult film actor known by his stage name “Austin Wolf,” has been arrested on charges involving child pornography.Gay porno Smith is accused of sending and receiving hundreds of videos through the Telegram app, and possessing additional child porn in his Manhattan apartment, according to the news release. The details of the charges include acts depicted in the videos, involving the abuse of a young child, including infants. Smith will soon appear before U.S. Magistrate Judge Robyn F. Tarnofsky in Manhattan federal court. U.S. Attorney Damian Williams reiterated the ongoing nature of the investigation, urging the public to provide any relevant information to the FBI. Austin Wolf has been arrested on charges of child pornography. pic.twitter.com/iIwsCnzTq9 — Pop Base (@PopBase) June 28, 2024 “As alleged, Justin Heath Smith received and distributed hundreds of recordings containing child pornography, including a ghastly video showing a young child bound, beaten, and raped,” Williams said in a statement. “Our investigation into Smith is ongoing, and we urge anyone with information about Smith’s conduct to call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.” (RELATED: James Gordon Meek Sentenced To Six Years In Child Porn Case) FBI Assistant Director James Smith highlighted the harm caused by distributing images of child sexual abuse, noting that each image represents a crime scene and has a lasting impact on victims. “Each image is a crime scene, leaving lasting scars on innocent victims. The FBI is relentless in our pursuit of these perpetrators. We will track them down, arrest them, and ensure they face justice for the harm they cause,” FBI Assistant Director said in a statement.     A post shared by Austin Wolf (@austinwolfff) The charges against Smith include one count of distribution and receipt of child pornography, which could result in a minimum of five years and up to 20 years in prison, and one count of possession of child pornography, with a maximum sentence of 10 years, the press release stated. This case is being handled by the Office’s General Crimes Unit, with Assistant U.S. Attorney Getzel Berger leading the prosecution. As the investigation continues, the legal proceedings will reveal more about the extent and details of Smith’s alleged activities. TRENDING ©2024 The Daily Caller, Inc. The Daily Caller | 1775 Eye Street NW | Suite 1150-290 | Washington, DC 20006 PREMIUM ARTICLE: Subscribe To Keep Reading

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