The ongoing legal battle between Sean “Diddy” Combs and his former personal chef, Cindy Rueda, has taken a surprising turn as Rueda has now accused two other celebrities of sexual harassment. In a recent court filing, Rueda claimed that comedian Chris Rock and actor Ben Affleck also acted inappropriately towards her during her time working for Diddy.
The accusations against Rock and Affleck come on top of Rueda’s original claims that Diddy made unwanted sexual advances towards her and created a hostile work environment. Rueda alleges that Diddy made her serve him meals late at night while he was naked, and that he frequently made lewd comments and touched her inappropriately.
Rueda’s allegations against Rock and Affleck paint a troubling picture of her time working in the celebrity world. She claims that Rock propositioned her for sex and made sexually suggestive comments, while Affleck allegedly groped her and pressured her to engage in sexual activities. These new accusations add a layer of complexity to the legal battle, as Rueda is now seeking damages from all three celebrities for their alleged misconduct.
While representatives for Rock and Affleck have not yet commented on the accusations, Diddy and his legal team have vehemently denied Rueda’s claims. Diddy’s lawyer has called Rueda’s allegations “baseless” and has accused her of making false accusations in an attempt to extort money from the celebrities.
As the case continues to unfold, it has sparked a larger conversation about workplace harassment and the power dynamics in the entertainment industry. Rueda’s decision to name additional celebrities in her lawsuit has brought even more attention to the issue, and has raised questions about the accountability of powerful figures in Hollywood.
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