A man accusing music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexual assault has spoken out for the first time, detailing the alleged events from one of Combs' exclusive White Parties in East Hampton, New York. The man, referred to as "John Doe," shared his story anonymously with CNN, describing the alleged 2007 incident that has profoundly impacted his life.

“The full gravity of it lives with me to this day,” Doe stated. “It affects every single thing you do for the rest of your life.”

Doe claims he was working as a security guard at Combs' estate during the high-profile White Party, a series of events hosted by the music producer between 1998 and 2009. According to his civil suit, filed in October, Doe alleges that Combs provided him with drinks laced with GHB and ecstasy, leaving him feeling “extremely ill” and unable to stand.

He recounted to CNN that after consuming the second drink, he initially believed Combs was expressing concern for his well-being. However, he claims Combs pushed him into a stationary SUV and sexually assaulted him.

“The two drinks felt more like 15,” he said. “It was just an amazing level of incapacitation that I had never experienced before, and I felt powerless.”

Doe described the alleged assault as “incredibly painful” and said he was “screaming” during the incident. He added, “It was abusive beyond belief.”

The lawsuit also claims a well-known celebrity witnessed the assault and reacted with amusement, though Doe did not name the individual.

In the aftermath of the alleged attack, Doe reported the incident to his supervisor at the security firm. He claims the supervisor promised to address the matter with Combs but that he was subsequently blacklisted from the company.

The lawsuit seeks compensatory and punitive damages for the alleged assault, which Doe says has affected his personal and professional life. “It impacts everything, including my relationships,” he said.

When questioned by CNN, several discrepancies in Doe's story were noted. The lawsuit originally stated the assault occurred in 2006, but Doe later said it was in 2007. Additionally, while Doe told CNN the incident affected his marriage, the lawsuit claims he was never married.

Doe’s attorney attributed the errors to a rush to file the complaint and has since amended it with the court.

Combs' representatives declined to comment on the allegations when approached by CNN. The Daily Beast also reached out for a statement but has yet to receive a response.

The accusations come as Sean “Diddy” Combs faces increased scrutiny over allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse, with multiple lawsuits and claims surfacing in recent months.

This case is being closely watched as it unfolds, adding to the growing number of high-profile allegations within the entertainment industry.

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