Diddy Accuser Faces Possible Defamation Lawsuit from 50 Cent Ex Over Sex Worker Allegations

Manufacturer Rodney Jones, who submitted a sexual attack claim versus Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, may deal with a libel claim from Daphne Joy, 50 Cent’s ex-partner, over claims that she was a sex employee paid by Combs.

Daphne Joy, 50 Cent’s ex-partner and the mom of his 12-year-old child, Sire, rejected accusations she was a sex employee paid by Sean “Diddy” Combs in a sex trafficking suit submitted versus Combs by manufacturer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones.

The claim versus Combs caused a federal raid on 2 of his residential or commercial properties today; the increased media examination surrounding the suit led Joy to refute Jones’ claims in a series of Instagram posts.

“I am deeply injured by the depend on Rodney Jones’ claim,” composes Joy in the very first of 2 posts including just text. “The claim that I am a sex employee is 100% incorrect and character assassination. I am maintaining and lawyer to check out all legal solutions versus both Rodney and his lawyer.”

The 2nd post straight dealt with Joy’s ex, 50 Cent, whose genuine name is Curtis James Jackson, relating to jokes he published online about the continuous Diddy claims and examination.

“Everything is a joke to you till our security is jeopardized, which is occurring now. You are wreaking genuine havoc, craze, and mayhem onto individuals’s lives. How would [you] feel if Sire was the one in handcuffs? For absolutely nothing,” Joy composes, describing that she and her child relocated to New York to be closer to Jackson, whom she asserts oppressed, raped, and physically abused her.

“You have actually completely harmed the last hope I had for you as a daddy to maintain our household with these last and last incorrect claims made versus me. You have actually broken our hearts for the last and last time.”

In a since-deleted Instagram Story, Joy published a video of herself sobbing, captioned, “I would not want this on any female. God hears me, which’s all that matters.”

Jones’ claim, at first submitted in February and just recently changed to consist of star Cuba Gooding, Jr. as an offenderdeclares that “Combs extolled having a number of females on a month-to-month stipend,” supposedly consisting of Joy, who “were paid a month-to-month charge to work” for Combs, getting payment “by means of wire” through his imprint, Love Records.