Aubrey O’Day Claims Diddy Fired Her for Rejecting Advances

Aubrey O’Day revealed serious allegations and harassment against Diddy in a Netflix docuseries.

Aubrey O'Day Claims Diddy Fired

The Truth About Her Exit From Danity Kane

In Netflix’s new docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning, singer Aubrey O’Day has made serious revelations about music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Aubrey, who was part of the popular group Danity Kane, claims she was expelled from the group because she rejected Diddy’s sexual advances.

She says that from the very beginning, Diddy exerted a certain pressure on her and treated her differently from other girls, which was very uncomfortable for her.

Mention of obscene emails and photos

In the third episode of the documentary, Aubrey read out a shocking email from 2008.

According to her, this email was sent by Diddy, containing extremely obscene and explicit information.

Aubrey also alleged that Diddy sent her private photos.

Aubrey believes that when she didn’t “participate” in these activities, she was fired from her job just six months later, whereas in normal life, the boss would have been punished.

That Night I Don’t Remember

The most horrifying thing came to light when an old civil complaint was brought up.

A witness claimed that Diddy had assaulted Aubrey while under the influence in 2005.

Aubrey says she doesn’t remember anything about that night, but the thought of it makes her wince.

She said with a heavy heart, “Was I raped? I don’t even want to know that.”

Diddy’s clarification and Aubrey’s advice

On the other hand, Diddy’s spokesperson has denied these allegations and called the documentary a “hit piece.”

Currently, Diddy is serving a jail sentence, but Aubrey has broken her silence and offered some important advice to new artists.

She said that if you ever feel something is wrong, trust your intuition and walk away, because your safety is more important than your career.

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