Former stylist for Sean “Diddy” Combs says his lawsuit isn’t about money: “It’s about making myself feel whole”

A former Sean’s “Diddy” stylist says that he was afraid throughout his experience of around decade of work for the music magnate, which He continues For alleged sexual abuse and sexual violence – allegations that Combs denied, his legal team calling them “lies”.

Deonte ‘Nash has accused comb of sexually, physically and emotionally since he started working for Combs and his label, Bad Boy Entertainment. It requires general and compensatory damages as well as punitive damages in the case, although it does not give a specific amount.

Combs lawyer Erica Wolff, criticized Nash 37 -page complaint Against Combs, suggesting that he is “another opportunist in search of profit from his proximity to celebrity”. But Nash says that his trial is “absolutely not” on money.

A new trial is “not a question of money,” said Nash

“It’s about recovering everything for which I worked,” he said. “It’s not a matter of money. It’s about making myself feel whole and I can do it.”

The 39 -year -old stylist states that Combs has suffocated it several times, describing an alleged incident that occurred after having gone to a restaurant with the R&B singer Cassie Ventura, the ex -girlfriend of Combs, the day before a musical video shoot – an outing from which Combs disappeared.

“He just entered with such a bad attitude. So, I just left the room. You know what I mean? And I went out to smoke a cigarette. I don’t know how he found me, my back was turned, the next thing I know he comes to me and attracts me and is choking and throwing me on the car,” said Nash.

In a statement to CBS News, Wolff said that “Nash tabloid style accusations are insulting” and that Combs was impatiently awaiting his name before the court.

“In court, the truth will prevail, as she did in her criminal trial: that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone – adult or minor, man or woman,” said Wolff. Combs was sentenced to charges related to prostitution, but has been acquitted the most serious accusations of racketeering and sex trafficking in July. He should be sentenced on Friday after spending about 13 months in a Federal Brooklyn prison.

Nash, who ceased to work for Combs in 2018, said that he only felt recently authorized to speak of the alleged abuse he had suffered. He said that he had been assigned to appear by the accusation to testify in May during the highly publicized Combs trial.

Nash says he took a position not only for himself, but for Ventura, who was also a key witness to the accusation. Nash also stylish Ventura while working for Combs and considers it as a friend, alleging in her trial that they were “linked by the trauma they knew”.

Nash says he was “afraid all the time”

The stylist began working for Combs at just 21 years old and said that he was intimidated by the position of the power and influence of the musical magnate.

“We were afraid. I was afraid for me, my life, my means of subsistence. I was afraid for my friend, our other friends he was harassing. I was afraid all the time. I signed up for Bad Boy Entertainment and a label.

Nash says that if his pain in this period of life will last a whole life, he hopes to find a form of comfort after the condemnation of Combs on Friday.

“I hope that the sentence is something good enough for the victims to meet and meet and feel like justice. I mean, that’s really all I can ask,” said Nash.

Prosecutors want combs, 55 11 years oldwhile the Combs defense team asked no more than 14 monthsarguing that he has already served enough time.