Kristina Khorram Stands Firm Amid Lawsuit Allegations

Kristina Khorram, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Chief of Staff at Bad Boy Entertainment, has publicly defended herself after being linked to multiple civil lawsuits concerning allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy. She asserts her innocence in these serious claims.

A Decade of Service

At 38 years old, Khorram has worked closely with the music and fashion icon for over ten years. Described by Combs as his “right-hand woman,” she began her tenure in 2013 as a senior executive at Combs Enterprises. By 2020, she was promoted to Chief of Staff and was seen with Combs in Miami on the day his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura filed a lawsuit against him, a pivotal moment in Combs’ legal troubles.

Khorram’s Response to Allegations

In a statement to Rolling Stone, Khorram expressed her distress over the unfounded allegations made against her. “These false accusations are causing irreparable damage to my reputation and emotional well-being,” she stated, denying any involvement in sexual misconduct or drugging individuals.

Outrage Against False Accusations

Khorram further elaborated, saying, “The notion that I could be implicated in or even witness to sexual assault is deeply upsetting and unimaginable. I care for all victims of such acts and believe the truth will prevail.”

Praising His Assistant

In 2021, Combs publicly commended Khorram for her crucial role in managing his personal and professional affairs, referring to her as essential to his daily operations.

Legal Challenges and Allegations

The allegations against Khorram first emerged in March through a civil complaint by Rodney “Little Rod” Jones, who likened her role to that of Ghislaine Maxwell in relation to Epstein. Jones claimed Khorram attempted to minimize Combs’ inappropriate behavior, labeling it as “friendly horseplay.”

Additional Lawsuits and Combs’ Legal Battle

Further accusations detailed in Jones’ lawsuit suggest Khorram maintained a supply of illegal substances for Combs’ staff. As the legal turmoil continues, Khorram has been named in multiple lawsuits related to sexual misconduct involving Combs. Combs is set to face trial in May in New York, having denied all charges against him and remains in custody.