Elisabeth Ovesen, previously recognized as Karrine “Superhead” Steffans, Last year, addressed the accusations surrounding Sean “Puffy” Combs.
In December, Ovesen shared her experience from the night she first encountered Combs, stating she was somewhat “summoned” to his residence. Nonetheless, she claims he treated her with courtesy.
We were at a nightclub, I was with individuals he was familiar with, and our vehicles were departing at the same moment,” she recounts. Combs leaned out of a car window to converse with the men in her vehicle, “discussing me as though I’m an object,” she remarked.
Ovesen alleges that Murder Inc. founder Irv Gotti “presented” her to Combs during that outing in Los Angeles. She portrayed Combs as “agreeable” and “a true gentleman” and denies having seen any illicit actions involving Combs.
However, Ovesen now claims she cannot remember if she spent the night with Combs.
When questioned by Piers Morgan about her romantic encounters with Combs, she paused before responding “No.” She quickly added, “Not to my understanding.”
Ovesen now suspects that something may have transpired while she was under the effects of alcohol and drugs. Yet, she remains uncertain.
“Honestly, I’m re-evaluating many things at this moment,” she confided to Morgan.
“He was very concerned that I might disclose something in the book,” she stated, referencing the follow-up to her bestseller Confessions Of A Video Vixen, published in 2005.
Elisabeth Ovesen remarked that whatever Combs feared she would reveal about him in the book never transpired. “Possibly because I didn’t recall it.”