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The Jane Doe lawsuit initially came to light in November 2024, when she accused Diddy of awarding her during one of his infamous after-parties. This accusation took a sharp turn when her attorney, Tony Busby, added Jay-Z's name to the claim. The lawsuit claimed distressing events unfolded at Diddy's home when Jane Doe was just 13 years old and allegedly involved multiple unnamed celebrities in this illicit award situation.
Busby's strategy included urging Jay-Z to settle before he was publicly implicated, an offer which Jay-Z declined. Instead, Jay-Z took the offensive and sued Busby as a John Doe, initiating a back-and-forth that has led to widespread speculation about the motivations behind the alleged actions of both artists.