Kanye West sparks outrage with 'Free Puff' post amid Diddy sex trafficking case after Bianca Censori stunt

Kanye West posted the phrase 'Free Puff' on his social media Thursday - urging authorities to release Sean 'Diddy' Combs amid sex trafficking allegations - days after West was pulled a stunt in which his partner Bianca Censori bared her nearly nude body at the Grammys. West wrote the phrase 'Free Puff' on both his Instagram and X/Twitter accounts. West added, ALL THESE CELEBRITY N***** AND BITCHES IS P**** YALL A WATCH OUR BROTHER ROT AND NEVER SAY S***.'.

He added in a subsequent tweet: 'WE ALL WATCHED TAKE CHRIS BROWN AND AINT NOBODY DO NOTHING I WAS P****THEN TOO CHRIS BROWN ITS TO THE WHEELS FALL OFF.'. West's post comes amid news Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been sued by a man who said the rapper drugged him and sexually assaulted him at a Southern California nightclub in 2015, effectively ending his career in the music industry. The man accusing Combs, 55, in Monday's court filing in New York County Supreme Court, filed under the pseudonym John Doe, and is represented by Houston-based lawyer Tony Buzbee, who is also representing a number of Combs' other accusers.

Kanye West posted the phrase 'Free Puff' on his social media Thursday - urging authorities to release Sean 'Diddy' Combs amid sex trafficking allegations - days after West was pulled a stunt in which his partner Bianca Censori bared her nearly nude body at the Grammys. Sean 'Diddy' Combs (pictured 2018 in NYC) has been sued by a man who said the rapper drugged him and sexually assaulted him at a Southern California nightclub in 2015, effectively ending his career in the music industry.

Doe said in court filings that he was 23 when he crossed paths with Combs at the Montebello, California nightclub QC's 20/20, USA Today reported Tuesday after reviewing court filings. Doe told the court that after he got 'multiple invitations to open for well-known artists at venues across California,' the incident occurred after the New York City native showed up to a performance under the premise he was scouting him for his record label.

Attorneys for Combs, who was hospitalized last week, told Dailymail.com in a statement that the entertainer 'is confident he will prevail in court.'. Said Combs' legal team: 'No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won't change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted, or sex trafficked anyone - man or woman, adult or minor. 'We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason. Fortunately, a fair and impartial judicial process exists to find the truth, and Mr. Combs.'.

Doe said in court filings that a 'longtime and well-known associate' of Combs told him prior to his outing that three-time Grammy winner 'had heard of his talent and would be watching him perform - hinting at the possibility of 'studio time with Combs himself.'. Doe said in legal documents that at an afterparty, the I'll Be Missing You artist sent him an alcoholic beverage that contained Ciroc, a vodka brand owned by Combs.

Doe told the court that 'quickly felt lightheaded' and passed out after consuming the alcoholic beverage Combs sent him. 'While drifting in and out of consciousness, Doe observed Combs and his entourage engaging in group sexual activity, often with other attendees who appeared either drugged, unconscious, or as if they were paid escorts,' Doe's court filing read. Doe said in the court filing that he was awoken by 'a physical jolt' and found that his pants had been taken off and Combs was groping him.

Doe told the court 'believes Combs had been performing oral sex on him during the alleged encounter,' the newspaper reported. Doe said in court filings that when he tried to stop Combs, the music mogul reminded him of the power balance, informing him that he could 'easily contact his manager and ruin any chances he had of succeeding in the music industry.'. West generated a reaction with the bold statement on social media Thursday.

Doe said in court filings that he was 23 when he crossed paths with Combs at the Montebello, California nightclub QC's 20/20, USA Today reported Tuesday after reviewing court filings. Combs pictured in 2015, the year of the alleged assault, at the NBA All-Star basketball game in NYC. Combs as seen in a court sketch from an October 10, 2024 hearing in Manhattan Federal Court. Doe accuses the Coming Home performer of sexual battery and is seeking damages for physical and emotional distress he suffered due to Combs' alleged transgressions.

In the court filing - one in a spate of lawsuits the Bad Boy Records founder faces alleging past sexual abuse - Doe's legal team, led by Buzbee, said that 'the conduct described herein is shockingly typical of how defendant Sean Combs conducted himself for many years.'. Doe's attorneys added, 'Sean Combs believed he was above the law. He is not.'. Doe - who named Combs' subsidiaries Bad Boy Records and Daddy's House Recordings the the lawsuit - said in legal documents that Combs demanded he have sex with a woman there who he never met before, but left the venue discreetly.