Justin Combs was confronted outside court with a graphic request involving urination as Diddy stands trial.
Justin Combs was met with a disturbing and explicit confrontation outside a New York courthouse where his father Diddy is battling sex trafficking and racketeering charges, just days after both were named in a new civil lawsuit alleging sexual assault.
As Justin exited the courthouse with family members following a hearing in his father’s high-profile federal case, a woman approached him and shouted a series of crude remarks.
The encounter, caught on video and widely circulated online, included her asking for a kiss and yelling, “Can I get peed on? I want to get peed on! Where’s the baby oil? I want to get peed on!”
Justin and his siblings remained silent and expressionless as they walked to a waiting SUV, ignoring the woman’s repeated outbursts. The family has been seen regularly attending court in support of Diddy, whose legal troubles have drawn national attention.
The woman’s bizarre request appeared to allude to allegations raised during the ongoing trial, where urination was mentioned in testimony about Diddy’s alleged sexual behavior.
The unsettling moment came just days after a woman filed a civil lawsuit accusing Diddy and Justin of luring her from Louisiana to California in 2017 under false pretenses.
According to the complaint, she was promised a television opportunity but was instead drugged, held against her will for a weekend and raped by Diddy, Justin and two masked men.
The lawsuit includes claims of sexual assault, battery, gender violence and negligent supervision. It names Combs Enterprises LLC and Bad Boy Entertainment as co-defendants.
The suit also alleges Justin used his father’s celebrity status to connect with the woman through Snapchat. The plaintiff is seeking a jury trial and financial compensation for damages, including lost wages.
Diddy’s legal team has denied all accusations, stating he “has never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone” and remains confident he will be cleared.
This is one of three recent civil suits filed by attorney Tony Buzbee in Los Angeles against Diddy. Two other cases involve male plaintiffs who claim they were drugged and assaulted at parties hosted by the Hip-Hop mogul.
Diddy, who has pleaded not guilty to the federal charges, is expected to face a jury verdict beginning Monday, June 30.
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