Jay-Z Claims Dismissed R@pe Accuser’s Attorney Tony Buzbee Sabotaged His Appearance At Blue Ivy’s “Mufasa” Premiere In Amended Extortion Lawsuit

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Jay-Z Claims Dismissed R@pe Accuser’s Attorney Tony Buzbee Sabotaged His Appearance At Blue Ivy’s “Mufasa” Premiere In Amended Extortion Lawsuit

Jay-Z has reportedly made amendments to his extortion lawsuit against attorney Tony Buzbee, who represented Jane Doe in the now-dismissed r@pe case against him and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.

 

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According to reports, Jay slammed Buzbee in the recent filing, accusing him of intentionally sabotaging his appearance at his daughter Blue Ivy’s “Mufasa: The Lion King” movie premiere by filing the lawsuit just a day before the big event.

In the motion, Jay wrote:

“I felt that Mr. Buzbee was placing a gun to my head that I either bow to his demands or endure personal and financial ruin…I was harshly criticized by others for accompanying my daughter to the premiere of her movie a day after Mr. Buzbee filed the Jane Doe lawsuit against me. Media outlets reported that Disney was hesitant over my attendance at the premiere because of the accusations.”

He continued:

“I feel that Mr. Buzbee purposely filed this lawsuit on the eve of my daughter’s premiere to put me in the position of having to choose between supporting my daughter or hiding to avoid the negative press coverage.”

Jay originally filed the extortion countersuit anonymously last November, in response to Buzbee’s lawsuit, which alleged that Jay and Diddy s*xually assault*d the Jane Doe plaintiff when she was just 13 years old.

However, a judge dismissed Buzbee’s civil complaint earlier this week. Reports state that Jay’s recent filing aims to keep the extortion suit alive, claiming that Buzbee’s demand letters posed:

“an existential threat to my reputation, my career, my family, and everything else I have spent my life achieving.”

Buzbee is reportedly unfazed by the recent amendment, telling reporters:

“We expect that lawsuit, which is frivolous, to be dismissed.”

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