Diddy’s Longtime Chief-Of-Staff Kristina Khorram Fires Back At Claims That She Helped Facilitate Infamous “Fr*ak-Offs’

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Diddy’s Longtime Chief-Of-Staff Kristina Khorram Fires Back At Claims That She Helped Facilitate Infamous “Fr*ak-Offs’

Kristina Khorram was known as one of Diddy’s closest and most trusted executives. Now, as the music mogul faces a wave of civil lawsuits, Khorram is publicly fighting back against claims that she played a role in any alleged wrongdoing.

According to newly filed court documents obtained by TMZ, Khorram is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by former Diddy employee Phillip Pines. The filing comes after Pines accused both Combs and Khorram of being involved in alleged s*xual misconduct during his time working for the Bad Boy founder.

In her response, Khorram reportedly argues that Pines has failed to provide evidence showing she knowingly participated in or benefited from any alleged s*x trafficking venture. The longtime executive also takes issue with comparisons made by another accuser who allegedly referred to her as a “Ghislaine Maxwell” type.

Khorram claims the lawsuit lacks facts connecting her to the allegations and says the primary accusation against her centers on an allegation that she instructed Pines not to discuss an incident in which he claimed Combs kicked someone. Based on that, she believes the claims against her should be dismissed.

Pines, who says he worked for Diddy from 2019 to 2021, previously alleged that he was responsible for preparing hotel rooms for the mogul’s alleged “fr*ak-offs.” He claimed his duties included setting up red lights and ensuring rooms were stocked with baby oil, towels, and s*x devices. Pines also alleged he cleaned up after the gatherings ended.

Additionally, Pines accused Diddy and Khorram of forcing him to have s*x with women while Combs watched.

Following the lawsuit, Diddy’s legal team denied the allegations.

Khorram has not been criminally charged, and the allegations against both her and Combs remain subject to ongoing legal proceedings.

What are your thoughts on this ongoing case?