Chris Brown's Diddy connection: R&B singer accused of raping woman on rapper's yacht | New documentary

The documentary will be released on October 27th and revisits the harrowing memories of Brown's alleged assault, domestic violence and more. Adding to this ugly list of allegations is an anonymous woman who claims the “Under the Influence” singer raped her in 2020. (Also read: After Diddy Documentary Announcement, Quiet on Set Network Confirms Chris Brown's Domestic Violence Title

“Even when I came forward as a Jane Doe, some people found out who I was,” the Jane Doe said. “By coming forward with this now, I just hope that I can shed some light on what really happened.” She also points out that she received death threats after the alleged incident, which is probably why she is still concealed her identity while speaking out against Brown.

What allegedly happened between the accuser and Chris Brown on Diddy's yacht?

The R&B singer's accuser claims an acquaintance contacted her on December 30, 2020 and invited her on Diddy's yacht with a friend during her Miami trip. Doe had reportedly recently moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dream of becoming a professional dancer.

When she arrived, she discovered that Brown was there too. She felt his presence was a “sign” in the right direction and hoped to get industry advice from the acclaimed singer. At some point during their conversation, Brown supposedly gave her something to drink, but eventually her poor memory failed her. “I'm not even sure…then my memory starts going a little weird,” she claims. “I don't remember if I saw him pour it, but I just drank it and he just handed me another drink. As I stood there, I felt tired and my body felt a little heavy.”

According to Per Doe's account in the documentary, the “Turn Up the Music” crooner then led her to a bedroom where Brown allegedly had a sexual encounter with her, even though she was unwell. “I remember sitting back and thinking, 'Why can't I get up?' Next thing I knew he was on top of me and I couldn't move and I said 'no' and then I felt him…next thing I knew he was inside me,” she adds. Doe claims she was so “disgusting” that Brown allegedly ejaculated inside her.

After allegedly raping her, the R&B musician grabbed her phone and left a text message, possibly to get her number. She believes that while “I think most girls would be happy,” Doe couldn't come to terms with what happened and it wasn't what she wanted.

Doe also claims to have continued to contact the singer to get “more clarity” about what allegedly happened between them. She apparently only came up with the idea of ​​admitting that she had been sexually abused after therapy. “I know it for sure. Instead of telling myself it wasn't. It was. It was rape,” she says.

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Jane Doe's first $20 million lawsuit against Chris Brown was dismissed

Additionally, ID documentation shows that although she worked with a legal team to bring this incident to light, her case was dismissed “without prejudice” in 2022 on the grounds of “lack of prosecution,” PEOPLE reported.

Rolling Stone also previously reported that her lawyers terminated her agreement with the woman after police discovered that text messages had been sent between her and Brown following the incident. In her first lawsuit, Doe sought $20 million in damages.

The legality of the situation has reportedly given rise to renewed action, as Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, one of Doe's lawyers, is once again representing her. “I love my client and I believe what happened to her is 100% true. I feel like I failed her as an attorney by failing to get her comfortable with me to the point where she felt 100% comfortable being open-hearted with me in such a short amount of time “, she makes a statement. Doe's attorney, Mitchell, also strongly asserts in the documentary that Brown is guilty of the charges, but that the music industry saved him and other predators.

Chris Brown's attorney disputed the claim in the documentary and accused Doe of fabricating her claims against her client. Meanwhile, the lawyer for now-disgraced hip-hop mogul P. Diddy declined to comment while the Bad Boy Records founder remains behind bars without bail.

The most famous case on Brown's list of allegations remains the attack on his former girlfriend Rihanna. Both ex-lovers were involved in a toxic relationship in the early 2000s. He was eventually arrested for physically assaulting her before the 2009 Grammy Awards. Months later, he pleaded guilty to a felony and eventually accepted a deal that included community work, five years of probation and domestic violence counseling.

The “Forever” singer has also been involved in cases of off-stage aggression, physical altercations and other legal disputes over the years.

“The most difficult aspect is controlling myself around the ladies. I'm just ridiculous because I love her so much,” a young Chris admits in archival footage from Chris Brown: A History of Violence.

The new Chris Brown documentary will be released on Sunday, October 27th by ID.