Released Text Messages Combat Accusations of Drugging and Rape of Woman by Chris Brown

Chris Brown Accused of Rape on Yacht Parked at Diddy's House

Back in January, Chris Brown was being sued for $20 million by a woman who stated he raped her on a yacht that was posted at the home of Diddy. According to TMZ, the boat was docked at the Bad Boy mogul’s Star Island home. In a recent update to Radar Online, Miami police have received text messages between Brown and the woman who accused him, showing the unidentified woman flirting with Brown, wanting to engage with the singer again, and sharing naked selfies following the sexual encounter.

In the screenshots of the messages, Brown did not answer two messages, leading to a new phone number by the accuser, in which she sent a new message. In a thread of the following messages, the accuser agrees to connect again and ask for “E,” which is presumed to be ecstasy. Other messages show the woman asking for clarity in her and Brown’s relationship and a stream of additional messages with attempts to hook up that Brown never answered.

In this past January, over a year after the incident, the woman filed her suit. Chris Brown is currently cooperating with Miami PD and will pursue legal action against the woman for her claims. Representatives for the unidentified woman have not responded to requests for comments.

The run of texts can be seen below.

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[WATCH] Babs Bunny Responds To Freddy P’s Comments About Diddy

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The world watched as Bad Boy Records founder/CEO Sean “Diddy” Combs sternly coached his hand picked artists on Making The Band, the VH1-powered reality show that promised to make stars out of those who could pass the industry tests set out by the multi-millionaire music mogul. Recently, one of the artists from the first season, Freddy P, made statements criticizing Diddy and his handling of the artists and how the mistreatment almost forced him to commit suicide.

Now, Babs Bunny, another one of the first season artists from Making The Band who shared screen time with Freddy, responded to the statements made by the Newark, NJ native and Willie Taylor, who added that the show was set up for artists to fail. Babs can agree that they were all offered less than desirable contracts, but says that the real artists were the ones who made the best out of what only some would consider a bad situation.

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ICYMI: Snoop Dogg And Diddy Tease Death Row/Bad Boy Collaboration

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Snoop Dogg and Diddy are teasing a possible collaboration. 

After acquiring Death Row Records, Snoop posted a short film that included a call from Diddy, giving praise to the rapper who he says taught him how to play “chess, not checkers.” 

“Congratulations king, great move, great move,” Diddy told the “Lodi Dodi” rapper, who responded, “You taught me how to play chess, not checkers.”

Snoop said they can do what they want now with Death Row and Bad Boy. 

READ MORE: Snoop Dogg to make Death Row Records the first NFT record label.

This epic moment would have seemed impossible at one time, as the east coast and west coast labels had beef with each other that went public on an airing of The Source Awards in 1995.

At the time Death Row’s owner Marion “Suge” Knight, took a blatant jab at Bad Boy Records founder Sean “Puffy” Combs aka Diddy after accepting the Best Movie Soundtrack of the Year award for the Above The Rim soundtrack.

With the awards taken place in NYC, the venue erupted with boos as Suge walked off the stage with Source’s coveted Mic and the momentum of the coastal beef only increased ten fold following this moment.

We’re glad to see things have come full circle in Hip Hop and this Death Row/Bad Boy collaboration will go down in Hip Hop history.

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