Druski Denies Allegations in Diddy Party Lawsuit, Calling Claims 'Fabricated'

Social media influencer Druski refutes sexual assault allegations tied to Diddy's parties, asserting he had no involvement and was not a public figure in 2018.

Druski, a popular content creator, has been named in an amended lawsuit filed by Ashley Parham alleging sexual assault at a 2018 party hosted by Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
The lawsuit accuses Druski of participating in an assault and describes disturbing details of the alleged incident, which Druski has categorically denied.
Druski stated that the allegations are false, emphasizing that in 2018 he was not a public figure and had no connections to the entertainment industry.
He expressed sympathy for actual victims of abuse while maintaining confidence that evidence will disprove the claims against him.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs, already convicted on related charges, is currently incarcerated, with his trial for additional allegations scheduled for May 2025.