Diddy and his legal team have been actively addressing multiple allegations against him, both in federal court and in other lawsuits. Their most recent response was to claims made by former adult film actress Adria English, who accused him of sexual assault. However, this case has seen a significant development as English's lawyers, Ariel Mitchell-Kidd and Steven A. Metcalf, have withdrawn from representing her. They cited fundamental disagreements over the allegations and how they were presented. Mitchell-Kidd mentioned that English's inconsistent instructions made it challenging for them to represent her effectively, leading to a breakdown in their attorney-client relationship. Following this, Diddy's legal team released a statement to AllHipHop, addressing both English's allegations and her lawyers' exit. They suggested that English's lawsuit contains false claims, with a spokesperson stating that her lawyers dropped her after she made completely fabricated statements. The spokesperson added that her former attorneys pointed to her "questionable antics" and behavior that undermined the case. They emphasized that anyone can file a lawsuit without evidence, and this situation is a prime example. According to them, English escalated matters by submitting false police reports and making baseless accusations, aiming to harm innocent individuals.
Diddy’s team reiterated that he has never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone. In another development, Diddy’s legal team plans to file for bail again, having submitted a notice of appeal regarding the court's previous denial. It remains uncertain whether the authorities will respond or what steps will follow if the appeal is rejected again. Keep it locked to 103.5 The Beat for more!