Diddy Says It's Wrong For His Rape Accuser To Remain Anonymous As Jane Doe

Diddy has been sued four times and each suit is attached to sex crimes.

In one of them, a woman said that in 2003, Diddy, former Bad Boy Entertainment president Harve Pierre, and a third man who's yet to be identified, gang-raped her in Diddy's Daddy's House recording studio.

The woman claimed that she first met Pierre at a lounge in Michigan when she was 17 years old, and Pierre forced her to give him oral sex in the bathroom while he smoked crack.

As usually the case in such lawsuits, the woman's name is being kept hidden, and she's being referred to as Jane Doe. 

But Diddy and Pierre say it's wrong for the woman to remain anonymous, however, her lawyer disagrees.

"On December 9, 2023, counsel for [Diddy and Harve Pierre] indicated that they do not consent to [Jane Doe’s] motion to proceed anonymously," said Doe's lawyer, Douglas H. Wigdor, according to AllHipHop. "Because of the high-profile nature of the Defendants, compounded with the fact that [Jane Doe] was only 17 years old at the time of the sexual assault alleged in the Complaint, she should be permitted to proceed under a pseudonym and pursue her claims with anonymity."

"The media attention of this action would undoubtedly create a chilling effect on future plaintiffs in similar circumstances should Ms. Doe be forced to disclose her identity," the lawyer added.