Diddy is sued by former model Crystal McKinney who claims he drugged and sexually assaulted her – amid rapper’s sex trafficking probe

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is being sued by a former model who claims he drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2003.

Crystal McKinney filed a lawsuit against the rapper, 54 — who is currently facing four other sexual misconduct lawsuits — alleging that she was assaulted at his studio, as per TMZ. 

McKinney says she was 22 when she was invited to a Men’s Fashion Week event at Cipriani Downtown in New York City, where she met Diddy, who then asked her to back to his studio. 

After they arrived, Diddy and several of his friends were drinking Hennessy and smoking joints. Crystal claims that when she took a hit from one of the ‘very powerful’ joints, she felt as if she was floating, and believes it was laced with another drug.

McKinney claims Diddy then demanded that she come with him to the bathroom, where she alleges he forced her to perform oral sex on him.

Crystal McKinney (pictured) filed a lawsuit against the rapper, who is currently facing four other sexual misconduct lawsuits, alleging that she was assaulted at his studio, as per TMZ 

McKinney says while in the bathroom Diddy began kissing her and then shoved her head down to his crotch before telling her to ‘suck it.’

When she refused, she claims he pushed her head down and forced oral sex.

Afterwards she began to walk away but felt dizzy and at some point lost consciousness.

McKinney says she then woke up in a taxi, and realized she had been sexually assaulted.

It’s not clear whether she is referencing the alleged incident in the bathroom, or another sexual assault that could have occurred while she was passed out.

McKinney says she was then blackballed from the modeling industry, and went into a severe depression before attempting to commit suicide in 2004.

Crystal also states that after seeing Diddy’s ex-girlfriend, Cassie, and other women file lawsuits against the disgraced hip hop mogul she ‘knew she had a moral obligation to speak up.’

She is seeking unspecified damages.