Aubrey O’Day has publicly reiterated that she believes her dismissal from Danity Kane was a direct result of refusing to “participate sexually” with Diddy — allegations she laid out in graphic detail in a new documentary. In the documentary, she reads aloud an email from Diddy that allegedly contains explicit language and pictures, claiming it was part of what she interpreted as coercive and manipulative behavior.
In addition, the documentary presents a disturbing affidavit that suggests O’Day may have been sexually assaulted by Diddy while allegedly heavily intoxicated. O’Day addressed those claims, saying she has no memory of the event and declined to confirm or deny exactly what transpired — indicating uncertainty about whether the assault occurred, though not ruling it out.
Despite the gravity of her allegations and her involvement in the documentary, O’Day clarified in recent months that she is not testifying in Diddy’s ongoing criminal case. She said that a trip to New York city — which some speculated was related to court attendance — was unrelated, rejecting rumors that she would take the stand.
In reaction to Diddy’s 2024 arrest and his subsequent guilty verdict on federal prostitution-related charges, O’Day described the developments as a form of validation. She posted on social media that she feels “vindicated,” calling the moment a “win for women all over the world.”
While Diddy faces prison time for those charges, he has denied the more serious sex-trafficking and racketeering allegations. O’Day continues to maintain her accusations and share her story publicly, though she has decided not to become a witness in the trial — instead launching a podcast about the affair, which she says is part of her process to “reclaim” her voice and career that she believes were robbed when she was fired from Danity Kane.
