Ray J Supports Suge Knight’s Claim: Diddy Allegedly a Victim of Abuse

William “Ray J”Norwood Jr has come to the defense of Suge Knight regarding his recent allegations, asserting that music mogul Sean “Diddy”Combs was a victim of abuse by prominent figures in the music industry.

The former CEO of Death Row Records participated in a telephonic interview with Chris Cuomo of NewsNation on September 24, where he claimed that numerous high-profile personalities turned to heavier drugs like cocaine upon entering the music business. Knight further suggested that Diddy himself experienced sexual assault early in his music career.

Ray J backed Suge Knight’s assertions, joining Cuomo to delve into these explosive revelations.

“Most of the time, when Suge is saying something, it’s coming from experience. He’s not making it up. This is serious,”said Ray J, according to a report by NewsNation on September 25.

What allegations did Suge Knight make about Diddy and other influential figures in the industry?

Diddy at 2023 Howard Yardfest (Photo by Thaddaeus McAdams/WireImage)

Regarding Diddy, who has recently faced arrest for multiple counts of sexual trafficking and racketeering, Suge Knight alleged that the disgraced media mogul was once a victim before becoming a perpetrator himself.

Suge Knight claimed Diddy “was taught by those before him and later did the same to younger artists.”He implied that the systemic sexual exploitation of newcomers within the industry was an open secret that the top executives were fully aware of.

“Because this has been going on in the industry for a whole bunch of years, for decades. Nobody wanted to acknowledge it, and it shouldn’t have to be the case,” Knight stated.

When Chris Cuomo inquired if Diddy was a victim prior to purportedly exploiting others, Knight responded:

“Yeah, I think that’s absolutely right. I think it was done to him,”

The incarcerated music figure also named significant industry players like Clive Davis, Russell Simmons, and Andre Harrell, suggesting they exploited intoxicants to compromise Diddy’s “manhood.”

“Once they got on cocaine, once they got on drugs, once they got on alcohol, that’s when the strange behaviors began. I believe that’s what led Puffy [Combs] down that path,” Knight stated.

It is crucial to highlight that neither Davis, Simmons, nor Harrell have been charged with the serious allegations made by Suge Knight. A spokesperson for Davis remarked to NewsNation that the claims are “100 percent false as nothing of the sort ever happened.”

Knight further argued that Diddy’s sexual orientation was a choice influenced by the desire to manipulate others, rather than a matter of personal preference.

“[Combs] was taught that. He had Usher as a kid… alcohol, drugs, sex. Justin Bieber — they do these things to exert control. Choosing to be gay is your preference, but they are doing this to people for control,” Knight explained.

The treatment of women in the industry was also a major focus during the interview. Suge Knight alleged it was the responsibility of an unnamed individual to bring women, including underage girls, for sexual encounters with employees and other artists.

Knight also accused Diddy of assaulting another woman, in addition to Cassie Ventura, asserting she was later silenced with hush money through a payroll mechanism by Interscope.

“I shouldn’t say that because I’m trying to protect her image, but he physically assaulted her and Cassie. He did things to her you should never do to a woman,” Knight claimed.

The imprisoned rap mogul called for significant changes within the industry, warning that if proper actions aren’t taken, history will continue to repeat itself.

Diddy is currently housed at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC), often referred to as “hell on Earth.”He is reportedly on suicide watch following two denials of bail.

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