A recent lawsuit filed against Sean “Diddy” Combs has taken an unexpected turn with the mention of Prince Harry, the British royal.
The $30 million lawsuit brought by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones included Prince Harry as an example of someone whose association with Combs lent him credibility.
Despite these claims, Combs has vehemently denied all allegations made against him.
The revelation about Prince Harry’s involvement surfaced when the Daily Mail disclosed a specific paragraph from the lawsuit, indicating that it is located on page 63 of the original legal document.
The paragraph highlights various individuals, including famous athletes, political figures, artists, musicians, and international dignitaries, who have been linked to Combs.
However, it singles out Prince Harry by name, emphasizing his connection to Combs.
Notably, there is no indication that Prince Harry had any prior knowledge of the allegations or was directly involved in the lawsuit as a defendant.
Vanity Fair reached out for a comment from Jones’s lawyer, but as of now, there has been no response to provide further insights into the matter.
In support of the claims made in the lawsuit, the Daily Mail also featured a photo dating back to 2007, capturing Prince Harry alongside Combs and Kanye West at an after-party following the Concert for Diana.
The charity event held at London’s Wembley Stadium marked the 10th anniversary of Princess Diana’s passing.
Both Prince Harry and Prince William played pivotal roles in hosting the concert, where they delivered a heartfelt opening speech expressing gratitude to the massive audience of 63,000 attendees.
The event featured performances by 27 musical acts and speeches from 17 other speakers, with Combs delivering his hit song “I’ll Be Missing You,” originally part of a tribute album dedicated to Princess Diana in 1997, alongside tracks from various renowned artists.
Combs’s references to Prince Harry did not end there, as he mentioned the royal in multiple interviews with UK-based media outlets.
In a 2012 interview with The Sun, Combs expressed his desire to reconnect with Prince Harry, describing him as a “cool guy” and expressing his eagerness to spend time together.
Additionally, during a 2011 interview with Graham Norton, Combs hinted that both Prince Harry and Prince William had been invited to his gatherings, although there is no evidence to suggest that they attended any subsequent events hosted by the music icon.
Reports indicate that Prince Harry’s interaction with Combs was limited to a
