ANOTHER woman has accused Sean Combs of multiple sexual assaults in a harrowing new lawsuit.
April Lampros, 51, filed the suit in the Supreme Court of New York County on Thursday, claiming that Combs - also known as Diddy - promised to mentor her and offer industry connections.
However, she alleged that her relationship with the music mogul became "aggressive" and "coercive," according to the lawsuit.
Lampros claimed she met Combs in New York City in 1994 while attending the Fashion Institute of Technology.
However, she said that her relationship with the music mogul became "aggressive" and "coercive" to the point that he sent her a Valentine's Day note to lure her back after the first time he allegedly raped her, according to the lawsuit.
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In 1995, the two were at a bar in New York City, where Lampros claimed Combs pressured her to drink.
The woman claimed she felt "uneasy" and claimed that she was guided into a car to leave with Combs before arriving at a hotel, where Combs allegedly forced himself on top of her, according to the lawsuit.
When Lampros turned her head, Combs allegedly grabbed her face and forced her to kiss him.
He allegedly undressed Lampros despite her pleading with him to stop, according to the lawsuit.
Combs allegedly raped Lampros, who claims she passed out during the assault, read the lawsuit.
Months after the incident, Lampros said Combs sent her gifts to bring her back.
The lawsuit included photos of a card with flowers that Lampros claimed was sent by Combs for Valentine's Day.
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She agreed to meet with Combs to talk about possible business opportunities and give him a second chance, read the lawsuit.
Lampros claimed that she and Combs were leaving his apartment when he assaulted her again.
The lawsuit alleges that Combs was "slightly inebriated" when he forced Lampros to her knees as the two were walking to the parking garage.
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Combs allegedly unzipped his pants and forced Lampros to perform oral sex, according to the lawsuit.
After the alleged assault, the lawsuit claims that Combs turned "angry, threatening, and forceful" when Lampros tried to "distance herself" from him.
Combs threatened to hurt Lampros and blacklist her from the fashion industry, according to the lawsuit.
The third assault allegedly involved Combs' former girlfriend, Kim Porter, who died of pneumonia in 2018.
Combs allegedly forced Lampros to have sex with Porter in 1996 while high on ecstasy.
Lampros claimed she was in Combs' Manhattan apartment with Porter after returning from a nightclub.
Combs allegedly told the women to open their mouths and forced the drug down their throats before ordering them to have sex, according to the lawsuit.
Lampros eventually severed ties with Combs in 1998, but found out years later that he allegedly recorded them having sex without her knowledge.
She also claimed that Porter and Combs had her fired from a bar after Porter saw her working there.
Porter falsely accused Lampros of trying to poison her, which she believed in retaliation, according to the lawsuit.
"I’m confident that justice will prevail and the veil will be removed so no other woman will have to endure what I did," Lampros said in a statement.
RECENT LAWSUIT
The news comes just days after another former model, Crystal McKinney, accused Combs of raping her in his studio when she was 22 years old.
McKinney said she met Combs at a 2003 Men's Fashion Week event in New York City.
He invited her to his studio, where his colleagues were drinking and smoking weed and McKinney was offered a joint that she believes may have been laced with some other drug.
Combs allegedly demanded that McKinney follow him to the bathroom, where he forced himself on her and shoved her head to his crotch, according to the lawsuit.
McKinney claimed that Combs forced her to perform oral sex and she later lost consciousness before waking up in a taxi.
After this, McKinney says she was blacklisted from the modeling industry, and she later tried to end her life in 2004, according to the lawsuit.
She said she was inspired to speak out after seeing the lawsuits filed by Cassie Ventura and other women.
SPEAKING OUT
Cassie, who had been with Combs on and off for over a decade, broke her silence after footage of a brutal assault she suffered from him in 2016 was released last week.
"Thank you for all the love and support from my family, friends, strangers and those I have yet to meet," said Cassie, 37.
"The outpouring of love has created a place for my younger self to settle and feel safe now, but this is only the beginning.
"Domestic Violence is THE issue. It broke me down to someone I never thought I would become.
"With a lot of hard work, I am better today, but will always be recovering from my past.
"Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to take this matter seriously."
The R&B singer asked for others to believe victims when they speak out.
"It takes a lot of heart to tell the truth out of a situation that you were powerless in," she said.
"I offer my hand to those that are still living in fear. Reach out to your people, don't cut them off. No one should carry this weight alone.
"This healing journey is never ending, but this support means everything to me. Thank you."
The U.S. Sun has reached out to Combs' reps for comment.
