Kristina “KK” Khorram, former chief of staff to Sean “Diddy” Combs, has publicly addressed recent allegations implicating her in the music mogul’s ongoing legal troubles. Combs, 55, is currently awaiting trial on charges including sex trafficking and forced labor, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
Khorram Denies Involvement in Alleged Misconduct
In a recent statement, Khorram expressed her distress over the allegations. She stated, “That is not who I am, and my heart goes out to all victims of sexual assault.” Khorram emphasized her confidence in being exonerated, asserting, “I am confident that the allegations against me will be proven to be false.”
Khorram’s name has surfaced in several civil lawsuits filed against Combs. One such lawsuit alleges that Combs’ employees were required to carry illicit substances, including “pink cocaine,” for use at various events. The suit claims that Khorram distributed these substances at multiple properties and on a yacht.
Combs’ Legal Troubles Intensify
Combs’ legal challenges have escalated in recent months. He faces accusations of coercing employees into long work hours under threats, as part of a two-decade sex trafficking scheme. The indictment alleges that Combs used his business empire, including Bad Boy Entertainment, to exploit women sexually from 2004 to 2024. His trial is scheduled to begin on May 12, with jury selection starting on May 5.
In a recent court appearance, Combs pleaded not guilty to the updated indictment. Observers noted his graying hair and heavier physique. The case accuses Combs of using his business empire to coerce employees and women into performing sex acts under threat. Additional allegations include treating women as romantic partners and forcing them into organized sexual performances.
The allegations against Combs have prompted significant reactions within the entertainment industry. Several brands have severed ties with the artist, and streaming platforms have reported a decline in his music’s popularity. Additionally, multiple documentary projects are in development, aiming to explore the allegations against Combs.