Chris Brown Accused of Rape on Diddy’s Yacht in New Documentary

A new documentary set to premiere on October 27 has brought to light serious allegations against R&B singer Chris Brown. The documentary, titled ‘Chris Brown: A History of Violence,’ is part of Investigation Discovery‘s annual ‘No Excuse for Abuse’ campaign during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It features an anonymous woman, referred to as Jane Doe, who alleges that Chris Brown raped her on Diddy‘s yacht in 2020.

According to the accuser, she was invited to Diddy’s yacht in Miami by an acquaintance on December 30, 2020. She had recently moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career as a professional dancer and saw the opportunity as a chance to gain industry advice from Brown. However, her evening took a disturbing turn when Brown allegedly handed her a drink, after which her memory became fuzzy. She claims that Brown took her to a bedroom and engaged in a sexual encounter despite her being incapacitated and unable to move or consent.

The accuser also alleges that Brown took her phone and left himself a text message, possibly to obtain her number. She continued to contact Brown for clarity on what had happened but only came to terms with the fact that she had been sexually assaulted after undergoing therapy. Despite the allegations, Chris Brown’s attorney has denied the claims, accusing the accuser of fabricating her story.

This is not the first time Chris Brown has faced allegations of violence and assault. His most high-profile case involves the physical assault of his former girlfriend, Rihanna, in 2009. Brown pleaded guilty to a felony and accepted a plea deal that included community labor, five years’ probation, and domestic violence counseling.

The documentary also highlights the connection between Chris Brown and Diddy, who is currently facing federal charges related to sex trafficking and racketeering. The allegations against both figures are part of a broader narrative about the music industry’s handling of predators and the ongoing struggle against domestic violence and sexual assault.