Diddy Sued for Alleged Rape by Woman Who Says His Penis Was The Size Of A Tootsie Roll

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing new legal trouble, as a woman identified as Jane Doe has filed a lawsuit accusing the music mogul of raping her in his Manhattan apartment in 2001.

According to TMZ: She claims after a night out at the club, Diddy took her back to his apartment … leading her to his bedroom, where he locked the door and pushed her down onto the bed on her back, placing his hand around her throat and telling her, “I’m going to suck the life out of you.”

The woman claims Diddy released his grip on her neck and then held her arm down, using his other hand to unbuckle his belt and pants, before “pulling out his erect bare-skinned penis which appeared to be the length and girth of a large Tootsie Roll.”

In her suit, she recalls feeling “relieved” by the size of Diddy’s penis … claiming she knew it wouldn’t hurt as much when he raped her due to a lack of length and girth … saying she thought his penis was “an itty-bitty Diddy.”

The woman claims she screamed for Diddy to get off of her and stop and told him she didn’t want to have sex … but she says he overpowered her and did not stop penetrating her until he was close to climaxing.

She claims he pulled out and ejaculated on her body. She says he then backed away from her, and she slid off the bed and went to a bathroom to wipe his semen off her.

The woman claims when she exited the bathroom Diddy was naked on the bed, and she ran for the door and unlocked it. She says a bodyguard was standing outside the room and she asked him where the exit was, and he gestured downstairs. She says she left the place and Diddy’s staff drove her and her friend home.

Following the alleged assault, she says Combs contacted her multiple times, including inviting her to one of his well-known white parties, but she did not respond. She says the alleged rape left her emotionally withdrawn and in need of professional therapy to cope with the trauma.

The woman is seeking unspecified damages for what she describes as physical, emotional, and psychological harm resulting from the alleged attack.

Representatives for Combs have not yet commented on the lawsuit.

This is the latest in a string of legal challenges the Bad Boy Records founder has faced in recent months, as multiple lawsuits have surfaced alleging misconduct spanning several years.