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Noughties ‘Video Vixen’ Claims She Was Presented as a ‘Gift to Diddy’ and Performed Sex Act for Jay-Z to Prove Her ‘Worthiness’
A former model, known for her provocative appearance in numerous hip-hop music videos throughout the 2000s, has made shocking allegations about the treatment of women in the entertainment industry. The model, who rose to fame during that era as a “video vixen,” claims she was presented to Sean “Diddy” Combs as a “gift” and was expected to prove her worthiness by performing a sex act for Jay-Z.
The 42-year-old woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, spoke out in an interview with Daily Mail TV about the explicit demands made of her during that period. According to her account, she was repeatedly subjected to sexual advances and objectified by powerful men in the industry, including rappers, record label executives, and even music video directors.
As a prominent figure on MTV’s “106 & Park” and other popular shows, this model’s provocative dance moves and striking features made her an overnight sensation. However, behind the glamour of those videos, she claims to have faced a culture of exploitation and disrespect.
“I was presented as a gift to Diddy,” she alleged, referring to the hip-hop mogul who founded Bad Boy Records. “I was told that if I wanted to be part of this world, I had to prove myself by doing certain things. And one of those things was performing a sex act for Jay-Z.”
The model, who requested anonymity due to concerns about her own safety and potential retribution from the industry’s powerful figures, claimed these demands were often made under the guise of “networking” or “gaining favor” within the industry.
It is unclear whether Jay-Z has commented on these allegations. Diddy, however, has faced numerous accusations of misconduct over the years, including sexual harassment and assault claims from several women.
The model’s revelations have sparked outrage among fans and industry observers alike, highlighting the ongoing struggle for female empowerment in a male-dominated field.
As she reflected on her experiences during that era, the former model emphasized the need for greater awareness and accountability within the entertainment industry.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
