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Jay-Z has alleged that Jane Doe, the woman who once accused him of sexual assault in conjunction with Sean “Diddy” Combs, made a false accusation against him.
Rolling Stone quotes the rapper as claiming that the woman and her lawyers are part of an “evil conspiracy” to ruin his reputation through “wildly horrific” fabrications.
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The development came after a complaint filed by the woman in October, where she accused Combs and Jay-Z (real name Shawn Carter) of raping her violently at an afterparty.
In another lawsuit, Jay-Z says his representatives had a direct conversation with Doe and she confessed that she made the whole thing up about the rapper.
Additionally, she is said to have told NBC News in an exclusive interview that her attorneys pushed her to pursue the frivolous charges.
Carter’s new lawsuit claims, “Doe has now freely acknowledged directly to Mr. Carter’s representatives that the tale presented before the world in court and on world television was just that: a false, malicious tale.”.
Jay-Z accuses alleged victim after shocking new Diddy claim
“She has conceded that Mr. Carter did not attack her; and that in fact it was Buzbee himself—whom she encountered for the first time at a Houston coffee shop on the day of her maliciously false NBC News interview—who coached her to proceed with the false story of the attack by Mr. Carter in an attempt to garner a maximum payday.
For the uninitiated, Jay-Z has also been spotted with Diddy at A-list parties, such as Diddy’s famous white parties, by insider sources.
The infamous rapper is serving time on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering after he was arrested in September 2024.
