Druski breaks silence after Ashley Parham accuses the comedian of rape in the Diddy case

DRUSKI has responded to serious accusations against him in connection with a trial of sexual assault involving P. Diddy’s infamous “freak off” parties

In one 87-page legal document Filed by plaintiff Ashley Parham, the popular actor and comedian was named among others accused of abuse at a 2018 party hosting Diddy.

The filing requirements Diddy instructed Druski to attack Parham. According to the document “Instead of immediately R*Ping plaintiff, the defendant threw DRUSKI plaintiff with more oil/lubricant and then jumped on top of the plaintiff’s naked and oiled body, treating it like a slip and sliding and knocking the wind out of the plaintiff because of his enormous size.”

Further details claim that Druski continued the assault and that Diddy registered the incident. Afterwards, Druski and other men, including Diddy, left to smoke marijuana and cigarettes.

Druski has since issued a public denial via social media. “This claim is a manufactured lie. I wasn’t a public figure in 2018 – I was broken with my mother without connections to the entertainment industry at the time of this claim, so the inclusion of my name is really Outlandish, ”he said.

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He added, “My heart breaks for actual victims of abuse, but I am fully convinced that the evidence will postpone this untruth and the persons who vicious try to play the legal system to go in false tales.”

Despite his denial, Parham seeks punishing injuries and claims that the defendants acted “intentionally, willor, malicious and oppressive.”

Druski, now a prominent YouTube star, is known for his hit show ‘Could a love’ and collaborate with Kai Cenat and Kevin Hart. He maintains his innocence as the trial continues.