Sean “Diddy” Combs has found his whole life being exposed because of a powerful Netflix documentary by 50 Cent. But we found out the story isn’t ending there. Now, Diddy might be forced to share something even more private than his past relationships or business deals: his medical history.
One of the many lawsuits against Diddy is taking a surprising turn. A woman named April Lampros claims she was sexually assaulted by Diddy multiple times in the mid-1990s. She’s asking the court to make Diddy hand over all his medical records from that time. New legal papers say Lampros believes Diddy might have put her at risk for “serious and life-changing diseases” during the alleged attacks. She wants to find out exactly what dangers she faced.
Court Filing Wants Years of Medical Records Lampros’ lawyer, Tyrone Blackburn, filed a 10-page request asking the court to force Diddy to release all STD and HIV test results he had before the alleged assaults. The filing says Diddy’s medical condition is directly tied to the harm she claims to have suffered. Her legal team argues she has the right to know if she was exposed to diseases that could affect her for the rest of her life.
Medical records are among the most protected types of documents in the legal system. Courts usually don’t make them public unless there’s a strong reason. If the judge agrees with the request, it would be one of the most serious legal challenges Diddy has faced so far. Interestingly, during Diddy’s recent federal trial, prosecutors didn’t mention anything about STDs or HIV. Legal experts think this was done to avoid hurting alleged victims or bringing up sensitive medical facts that might harm the case. But civil lawsuits work differently.
Diddy and his legal team have kept denying all the accusations against him. Still, with so many lawsuits building up and the possibility of his medical history being shared in court, the pressure is getting stronger. From Netflix shows to federal courtrooms, the situation is tightening around him. And if a judge orders those records to be released, this story is about to get much worse.