Diddy accuser's explosive claims about gang rape and his 'madam' Kristina Khorram

By GERMANIA RODRIGUEZ POLEO, CHIEF U.S. REPORTER

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One of the women accusing Sean 'Diddy' Combs of rape claims the disgraced rapper ordered a 'madam' to assault her with a copper IUD.

Ashley Parham claims in a lawsuit that she was gang raped by Diddy and his associates in March, 2018, after she was given a glass of water that made her feel 'a little bit off.'

Parham detailed her claims in an interview with NewsNation's Ashleigh Banfield, saying she was introduced to Diddy when he barged into the California home of her friend Shane Pearce.

'[Diddy] basically started threatening me with human trafficking and that they could take me anywhere and sell me,' Parham said.

'He had [his longtime right-hand woman] Kristina Khorram…he ordered her to insert a copper IUD into my vagina, but luckily, it deployed before she could actually get it inside me, like inside the cervix.

'And that's when Sean Combs got extremely angry, and he grabbed the TV remote and sexually assaulted me vaginally with the remote, extremely violently.'

Parham claimed that she had previously told Pearce that she believed Diddy 'killed Tupac.' Diddy allegedly heard this comment and vowed to make her 'pay.'

Khorram is mentioned as a defendant in Parham's lawsuit against Diddy and other associates.  

Parham claims Diddy's right-hand woman Kristina Khorram was present during the assault

Parham claims Diddy's right-hand woman Kristina Khorram was present during the assault

Ashley Parham, left, is seen with her lawyer Ariel Mitchell as she detailed her rape accusations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs

Ashley Parham, left, is seen with her lawyer Ariel Mitchell as she detailed her rape accusations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs

Ashley Parham claims in a lawsuit that she was gang raped by Diddy and his associates in 2018

Ashley Parham claims in a lawsuit that she was gang raped by Diddy and his associates in 2018

Parham has also said Diddy admitted to having had paid someone to kill Tupac - 'and he was bragging about it.' 

'In the room with me, it was Sean Combs, Shane Pearce, Shane's friend...  his bodyguard who later claimed he was a correctional officer or a prior undercover officer, but he wasn't,' Parham said. 'And then Kristina Khorram and another white woman who I don't know her name.' 

'They took turns raping me and Sean Combs raped me anally,' Parham continued.  'Shane Pearce also raped me, but vaginally, and the bodyguard, he raped me as well, while Sean Combs was sitting in a chair, naked, filming it and jerking off to watching me being raped.'

Parham claimed Diddy had threatened her with a knife, but 'Kristina Khorram told him that it wouldn't be good for human trafficking me, that clients wouldn't like it.'

Kristina Khorram - once referred to as 'the Ghislaine Maxwell to [Diddy's] Jeffrey Epstein' - has not been accused of any wrongdoing or charged with any crimes.

In October, Parham filed a lawsuit against Diddy over the allegations. 

The lawsuit states that both Pearce and Diddy removed all of Parham's clothes, after which Diddy covered her in 'oil or lubricant.'

Diddy also allegedly offered Parham money to say the rape was consensual and that she was a sex worker, according to the complaint. 

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The alleged victim claims Diddy bragged about paying someone to kill Tupac. They are pictured together in 1994

The alleged victim claims Diddy bragged about paying someone to kill Tupac. They are pictured together in 1994

Khorram is mentioned as a defendant in Parham's lawsuit against Diddy and other associates

Khorram is mentioned as a defendant in Parham's lawsuit against Diddy and other associates

'He ended up calling his mother... Janice comes and she got on the phone, a FaceTime video, and she yelled at me not to hurt her son,' Parham said.

'And I yelled back, “He raped me,” and she told me to take the money and shut up.'

Diddy's legal team told DailyMail.com on Wednesday: 'As the Contra Costa Sheriff’s Department confirmed, her report was thoroughly investigated, and it was determined the claims were unfounded. 

'Mr. Combs will be able to establish with documentary proof that he was nowhere near Orinda, California on the day she claims she was assaulted. There is no evidence that Mr. Combs was ever even in the same room as Ms. Parham. She is completely unbelievable and no sane person who views the evidence will credit her story.'

The disgraced music mogul has denied all the sexual misconduct allegations against him and his legal team called Parham's claims 'fabricated.' His lawyers have said he was not at the scene. 

Diddy is awaiting trial for sex trafficking and prostitution charges. 

He also faces multiple lawsuits detailing similar claims - all of which he has denied. 

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