Model kept unwashed clothes she wore when Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs allegedly drugged, sexually assaulted her in 2003: lawsuit

The latest woman to come forward with disturbing sexual assault allegations against music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs claims she kept her unwashed clothing from the night he allegedly assaulted her wrapped in a plastic bag for more than two decades.

Crystal McKinney, a former model and TV star from Georgia, alleges that she was drugged and sexually assaulted by Combs in 2003, according to the suit, filed in the Southern District of New York.

McKinney, who first rose to prominence after winning MTV’s inaugural “Model Mission” beauty pageant show in 1998 when she was 17, was an up-and-coming model when she was invited to attend a Men’s Fashion Week event in New York in 2003.

The then-22-year-old was told by a person referred only to as “the Designer” in the filing that Combs could help “advance her modeling career” and arranged for a meeting.

The designer made sure McKinney got her roots touched up to look “platinum blonde,” arranged for her to get hair extensions and decked her out in a revealing outfit so she’d look attractive to the rapper, according to the lawsuit.

McKinney was dressed in “a black leather coat with a fur hood, a translucent chiffon beige v-cut shirt, fur-lined handbag, and jewel-encrusted jeans,” the suit said.

“Due to the traumatic events to occur later, Plaintiff saved the unwashed clothing from that night in her closet where they remain in a plastic wrap,” the filing states.

McKinney was taken to see the rapper at Cipriani Downtown where Combs, the designer and others were eating and drinking.

“Once seated, Combs made a very public display of coming on to Plaintiff in a sexually suggestive manner which continued throughout the dinner,” the suit claims.

He told her she was “beautiful” and even whispered to her at one point that she “was going to make it big” as a model, according to the filing.

Combs explained that he had significant pull in the fashion world and the two exchanged numbers.