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August 21, 2025 18 mins
In the amended complaint filed under case number 1:24-cv-07977-VSB, plaintiff Shareka Sherrod accuses Sean Combs and a network of his affiliated companies—including Daddy’s House Recordings, Combs Global, and multiple Bad Boy Entertainment entities—of engaging in a pattern of egregious misconduct that she alleges amounts to sex trafficking, assault, battery, and other civil rights violations. Sherrod claims she was manipulated, exploited, and abused while under the influence and control of Combs and his enterprise, which she describes as operating with a coordinated structure designed to lure, intimidate, and silence victims. The complaint also names numerous “Organizational Does” and “Individual Does,” suggesting additional perpetrators and enablers whose identities may be revealed through discovery.


Sherrod’s lawsuit demands a jury trial and asserts that the abuse she suffered was not incidental, but part of a broader, systematized operation of exploitation embedded within Combs’ business empire. The complaint details alleged psychological and physical harm, and frames her experience as one of many involving women recruited and harmed under similar circumstances. Through this civil action, Sherrod seeks not only monetary damages but legal accountability for what she claims was a deliberate and sustained campaign of abuse and cover-up enabled by corporate infrastructure and protected by power.


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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of The
Diddy Diaries. In this episode, we're picking up where we
left off with the lawsuit filed against Diddy by Sharika
Sharad parties. Plaintiff Shriika Sharrod is a female who resides
in Arizona, defending Sean Colmes as a male who, on
information and belief, resides in New York City and who

(00:22):
is otherwise currently incarcerated in the Metropolitan Detention Center and Brooklyn.
On information and belief, at all relevant times, Calms owned
and or controlled bad Boy Entertainment Holdings Incorporated, bad Boy
Productions Holding Incorporated, bad Boy Book Holdings Incorporated, bad Boy
Entertainment LLC, bad Boy Production's LLC, collectively bad Boy, Daddy's

(00:45):
House Recording Studio Incorporated, and Ceopco LLC, DBA, Colms Global, FKA,
Colms Enterprise LLC, altogether the Combs Corporations. The facts of
Calm's ownership entitle that the Combs Corporations enabled and conspired
with him to commit the unlawful sexual violence against plaintiff

(01:07):
described here in and or to harass and subsequently intimidate
him into silence after the sexual assault Defendant Daddy's House
Recording Incorporated. Daddy's House is a domestic business corporation that
is incorporated in New York and on information and belief
now has its principal place of business in California. Combs

(01:28):
is listed as the CEO in public filings with an
address listed in New York. At the time of the
events alleged here in, Daddy's House was a world class
recording studio owned by Combs, located in New York. On
information and belief, at all relevant times, bad Boy and
Colms together owned and operated Daddy's House. On information and belief,

(01:49):
the Bad Boy Recording Studio was located on the premises
of Daddy's House. Colmbs used the Daddy's House brand stature
and their ownership entitles at Daddy's House to commit the
unlawful sexual violence against plaintiff described here in. Defendant Ceopco
LLC DBA Colms Global FKA, Colms Enterprise, LLC is a

(02:12):
limited liability company incorporated in Delaware, has its principal place
of business in California. On information and belief, all members
of Colm's Global are citizens of Delaware, New York, and
or California. On information and belief. Colm's Global is an
alter ego for Colms and or a successor in interest

(02:32):
to colmb's other corporations, and or was established or used
by Combs for the purpose of moving, disposing of, and
or insulating his assets, including in connection with his criminal activities,
and to avoid liability. Colm's Global currently owns, controls, and
or overseas bad Boy in Colm's other business ventures in

(02:52):
the music, fashion, fragrance, beverage marketing, film, television, and media industries.
As part of his renowned bad Boy record label and brand.
Combs as established several corporate lenities under the bad Boy
name over the past few decades, including but not limited to,
bad Boy Entertainment Holdings Incorporated, bad Boy Production Holdings Incorporated,

(03:13):
bad Boy Book Holdings Incorporated, bad Boy Entertainment LLC, and
bad Boy Productions LLC together bad Boy. On information and belief,
all bad Boy corporate entities or alter egos for Combs
are controlled and directed by Combs, and or were established
or used by Combs for the purpose of moving, disposing of,

(03:33):
and or insulating his assets, including in connection with his
criminal activities and to avoid liability. On information and belief,
all active bad Boy entities are now owned and or
controlled by Combs and Colms Global. Combs use of the
Bad Boy Premises recording studio and their ownership entitles at
bad Boy to commit the unlawful sexual violence against plaintiff

(03:57):
described here in and or to harass and subsequent intimidatum
into silence after the sexual assault a defendant. Bad Boy
Entertainment Holdings, Incorporated is a domestic business corporation incorporated in
New York that, on information and belief now has its
principal place of business in California. Bad Boy Entertainment Holdings

(04:18):
is part of the Bad Boy Enterprise founded and owned
by Combs and on Information and Belief is now owned
or controlled by Combs and or Combs Global. Coms is
listed as CEO and public filings and the address is
in New York. Defending bad Boy Productions Holdings, Incorporated is
a domestic business corporation incorporated in New York that, on

(04:40):
information and belief now has its principal place of business
in California. Bad Boy Production Holdings Incorporated, as part of
the Bad Boy Enterprise founded and owned by Combs and
on Information and Belief, is now owned and or controlled
by Combs with an address listed in New York. Defendant
bad Boy Boy Black Holdings is a domestic business corporation

(05:02):
incorporated in New York that on information and belief now
has its principal place of business in New York. It's
part of the Bad Boy Enterprise founded and owned by Colms,
and on Information and Belief is now owned and or
controlled by Combs or Comes Global. The CEO listed on
public filings as Eddie Norword Junior. The address is listed

(05:26):
in New York, and it's the same address listed for
Sean Colmes in public filings for Bad Boy Entertainment Holdings Incorporated,
Bad Boy Production Holdings Incorporated, and Daddy's House Recordings Incorporated.
Defendant bad Boy Entertainment LLC is a New York limited
liability company that, on information and belief is headquartered in
New York and door, California. On information and belief, all

(05:49):
members of Bad Boy Entertainment LLC or citizens in New
York in California. Bad Boy Entertainment LLC is part of
the Bad Boy Enterprise and or successor and interest to
other Bad Boy defendants that comprise the Bad Boy Enterprise
found and owned by Combs. On Information and Belief bad
Boy Entertainment LLC is now owned under controlled by bad

(06:11):
Boy Entertainment Holdings, Incorporated, and or by Combs and or
by Combs Global defendant. Bad Boy Productions LLC is the
New York limited liability company that, on information and belief,
is headquartered in New York and or California. On information
and belief, all members of Bad Boy Productions are citizens
of New York and or California. Bad Boy Productions LLC

(06:35):
is part of the bad Boy Enterprise and or successor
in interest to other bad Boy defendants that comprise the
bad Boy Enterprise founded and owned by Combs. On information
and belief, bad Boy Productions LLC is now owned and
or controlled by Combs and Orcomb's global defendants organizational. Dose
one through ten are currently unknown entities who are owned

(06:57):
by and or employed defending homes and enabled and conspired
with the commission of the conduct complained of your in.
As the parties engage in discovery, plaintiff obtains the right
to amend the complaint and add these entities by name
defend an individual. Dose one through ten are currently unknown
celebrities and or persons of interest who enabled or conspired

(07:19):
with the commission of the conduct complained of. You're in
as the parties engage in discovery, Plaintiff retains the right
to amend the complaint to add these individuals by name.
Each of the Combs corporations A aided and abetted Combs
in committing the unlawful sexual violence against Plaintiff described here
in B or alter egos for Combs completely dominated by

(07:42):
him and used for his personal interest and to engage
in wrongdoing which armed Plaintiff and others, and or C
serve or have served as vehicles for Colms to move,
dispose of, and or insulate his assets, including in connection
with his criminal activities, and to avoid Combons. The victims
are as many crimes, including plaintiff. Jurisdiction and venue. This

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Court has subject matter jurisdiction pursuant to US Code twenty eight,
Section thirteen thirty two. Because this case is between citizens
of different states and the amount in controversy exceeds seventy
five thousand dollars. This Court has specific personal jurisdiction over
defendants because several of the defendants are domiciled in New

(08:26):
York State and or regularly transact business in New York State.
Venues proper in this district pursuant to US Code twenty eight,
Section thirteen ninety one B, because this district is a
judicial district in which defendant resides, and all defendants or
residents of this state in which the district is located,

(08:46):
jury demand. Plaintiff hereby demands a trial by jury on
her claims in this action the factual allegations. Defendant Shawn
Colm's infamous Las Vegas parties were legendary events known for
their exclusivity, extravagance, and celebrity guest list. These high profile
parties attracted a list celebrities from across the entertainment, fashion

(09:10):
and business worlds. The events were lavishly decorated, featured live
music performances, and boasted top tier of food and beverages.
The atmosphere at these parties was one of opulence and luxury,
often making headlines for their celebrity guest lists. Over the
top entertainment and the stunning aesthetics of the event, many

(09:31):
unsuspecting individuals were recruited to attend these parties. Some individuals
were recruited in various cities and were paid to fly
in to attend these functions. On Memorial Day weekend of
twenty fourteen, Plaintiff and two of her friends visited Las
Vegas to stay at the Hotel Rio. While there, Plaintiff
contacted various people she had met in the entertainment industry

(09:55):
in order to find out if any cool events would
be taking place. One such contact was an entertainer who
identified himself as International Smoove, who plaintiff had met a
few years prior at a party in Miami. Plaintiff was
never able to ascertain his legal name, but connected with
him through Instagram. Using that moniker, Plaintiff discovered that Smoove

(10:18):
was in Las Vegas through his Instagram stories, and after
making contact with him, discovered that he worked for Colmbs
as a party promoter. Smooth invited plaintiff to an exclusive
party at Las Vegas popular poolside lounge called Rehab. Smooth
made it clear that this was an exclusive celebrity party
and plaintiff's two friends were not invited. Only Plaintiff. Despite

(10:42):
having some awkwardness with this prohibition, Plaintiff, with the encouragement
of her friends, decided to attend the party to potentially
network with the influential people that were there. While at
the party, Plaintiff met many celebrities, including Mary J. Blige,
Little Kim, and Nicki Minaj, and she saw more that
she didn't meet. Plaintiff took pictures or videos with many

(11:04):
of these celebrities and posted them to her private Instagram page.
Plaintiff was introduced to Colmes, who greeted her and said
he hoped she had a lot of fun at the party. Eventually,
the party at Club Rehab died down and Plaintiff was
invited by Smooth to an after party at Combs Suite
at the Planet Hollywood Hotel. While there, Plaintiff spoke to

(11:26):
Colmbs again and he directed her to a bar area
with tens of dozens of open bottles of his Sarrock
branded vodka. Colmbs directed Plaintiff to grab a bottle and
help herself. Plaintiff also took videos of Colmbs at the
party and posted them to her Instagram. Stills from the
videos are shown below. Plaintiff did as was suggested by

(11:47):
Colmbs took a few SIPs of what she thought to
be vodka from one of the open bottles, but about
forty minutes later, after having one to two drinks from
the Sarrock bottle, plaintiff began to feel nauseated and dizzy,
slowly losing control of her motor functions. This occurred at
around eight p m in the evening. A photograph of
an actual exemplary container used by Combs and or his

(12:09):
agent's employees to insert G h B and alcoholic drinks
is seen below. Plaintiff informed Smooth that she did not
feel well and likely would need to leave the party soon.
Smooth directed her to an empty bedroom in the suite
and told her to lie down there until she felt better.
He told her not to worry about being disturbed because

(12:30):
the door would be locked. The next thing plaintiff recalls
is waking up the following morning feeling very groggy and sore.
Her entire body hurt and it felt difficult to move.
As soon as she awoke, she saw Combs in the
corner of the room, shirtless and yelling loudly and with
animation at someone over the phone. He was the only

(12:51):
person in the room with her, and it was clear
that someone else had been in bed with her. At
of fear and confusion, Plaintiff remained silent and still until
Colmbs left the room and she heard the front door
to the sweet clothes. Plaintiff eventually got up and realized
she was naked and her general soreness was more aggravated
in her general area. Plaintiff was horrified to realize that

(13:15):
she was raped by Colms. She found her belongings, including
her dead cell phone, and made her way back to
the hotel rio where her friends were staying. Upon arriving
at the hotel real, plaintiff's friends were shocked to see
the state she was in. They tried to help her.
Plaintiff indicated that all she wanted to do was shower
and rest. Plaintiff ended up sleeping for two entire days.

(13:38):
After that, she only remembered vague glimpses of her friends
trying to wake her up and offer her water. Afterwards,
her friends told her that they did her their best
to take care of her during this time, but she
was largely incoherent. In the aftermath of the assault, Plaintiff
struggled with intense emotional pain and mental health issues, Feeling
disgusted and deeply depressed. Plaintiff has experienced significant impact on

(14:03):
her personal life. She struggles to maintain relationships or a
being party atmospheres due to the assault and not a
day goes by for plaintiff without thinking of the traumatic incident.
First cause of action battery under Nevada law, Defendant Colms.
Plaintiff hereby incorporates each of the foregoing paragraphs as a
fully set fourth here In, as alleged here in, defending

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Combs willfully and unlawfully use physical force on plaintiff. In
using wilful and unlawful force on plaintiff, defendant Combs intended
to cause a harmful or offensive contact. The harmful and
offensive contact intended by defendant Combs in fact occurred. The
harmful and defensive contact caused plaintiff to suffer harm as

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a result of defendant's actions. Plaintiff suffered damages in an
amount to be determined at trial. As a result of
Nevada Senate Bill one twenty nine, signed into law in
June twenty twenty three, there is no applicable statutal limitations
for victims of sexual abuse to sue for tort for
claims arising from sexual abuse. Second cause of action false

(15:10):
imprisonment under Nevada law, All defendants Plaintiff hereby incorporates each
of the foregoing paragraphs as a fully set forth here
in by drugging plaintiff as alleged here in, Defending Colms
acted with the intention of confining plaintiff within boundaries fixed
by defending Colms. Plaintiff did not and could not consent

(15:31):
to the confinement, which violated Plaintiff's right to be free
from restraint of movement. Plaintiff was raped while confined and
therefore suffered substantial harm from the confinement. The confinement allowed
defendant Colms rape a plaintiff to occur, and accordingly, the
confinement was approximate cause of Plaintiff's harm. The Comb's business

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enabled and conspired with Combs to commit the crime of
falsely imprisoning plaintiff because Coms sexually assaulted plaintiff at a
party related to or referencing Colm's business. On information and belief,
Colms businesses routinely committed sexual assault and gender motivated violence,
as detailed in other civil lawsuits, to further the business

(16:13):
purpose of Calm's enterprise. Given Colm's long standing pattern and
practice of committing sexual violence against women, the Colm's business
had or should have had knowledge of Calms using such
parties and venues for this unlawful conduct, and did nothing
to stop it on information and belief, Plaintiff alleges that
defend an organizational dose one through ten inclusive are other

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parties not yet identified who have enabled and conspired with
Combs to commit the crime of violence motivated by gender
in ways articulated above and or in other ways. On
information and belief. Plaintiff alleges at defendant individual dose one
through ten inclusive are other parties not yet identified who
have enabled and conspired with Combs to commit the crime

(16:57):
of violence motivated by gender in the way articulated above,
and or in other ways. As a result of Defendant's actions,
plaintiffs suffered damages in an amount to be determined that trial.
As a result. In Nevada Senate Bill one twenty nine,
signed into law in June of twenty twenty three, there
is no applicable statute of limitations for victims of sexual

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abuse to sue and tort for claims arising from the
sexual abuse. Wherefore, plaintiff respectfully requests the judgment be entered
against defendants follows a awarding compensatory damages for all physical injuries,
emotional distress, psychological harm, anxiety, humiliation, physical and emotional pain,
and suffering family in social disruption and other harm in

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an amount to be determined, That trial B awarding punitive
damages in an amount to be determined, That Trial C
awarding attorney fees and cost pursuant to any applicable statute
or law. D Awarding pre and post judgment interest on
all such damages, fees, and or call u e. Attaching
all the defendant's real property and other assets located in

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the State of New York, pursuing the Federal rule of
Civil Procedure sixty four and death, awarding such other and
further relief as the Court may deem justin proper. This
document was dated May twentieth of twenty twenty five, and
it was signed by David Fortney. All of the information
that goes with this episode can be found in the

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description box.
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