Lil Rod Lawsuit Alleges Diddy Paid Yung Miami for Monthly Sex Work & Claims She Trafficked Drugs for Him

Eyes may be glued to the downfall of Diddy after the music mogul saw his name ride headlines following federal Homeland Security agents recently raiding his Los Angeles and Miami homes, but the gaze of the those invested in the story are equally as hot on many celebrities in the Bad Boy founder’s inner circle as they have been named in legal documents tied to his alleged criminal activity.

Although no arrests have been made (as of time of this report), the court of public opinion has seemingly already condemned the embattled billionaire and his associates for their reported dealings – particularly his once rumored on-and-off-again girlfriend Yung Miami.

As has dominated headlines, last month Diddy (born Sean Combs) was slammed with yet another sexual misconduct lawsuit – this time stemming reported encounters with the male producer Lil Rod (born Rodney Jones).

In the jaw-dropping suit, Rod not only asserted that Combs groped him and sexually harassed him but also that the City Girls star (born Caresha Brownlee) was heavily involved in drug trafficking for the mogul as – according to the producer – she was tapped alongside the billionaire’s alleged drug mule (Brendan Paul) to transport “pink cocaine” from Florida to Virginia.

If that’s not enough, Lil Rod also accused Brownlee of accepting payments on a monthly cadence in exchange for sex work.

What’s more, model-actress Daphne Joy – the mother of one of 50 Cent‘s children – is also named in the suit as a recipient of funds for sex from Diddy.

While Twitter was set ablaze at the accusations, Miami’s name being sent to trending status did little to incite a response from the rapstress as she has not formally responded to the hoopla as of the time of this report.