Chrisean Rock has claimed that Diddy once “jacked up” Zeus Network CEO Lemuel Plummer while defending her in her pay dispute with the network.
During an Instagram Live stream on Monday (January 15), the rapper/reality star detailed the alleged incident, which she says occurred at one of Puff’s parties, although it’s unclear when exactly.
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“That’s why Diddy jacked your ass up that day. When we was at the party, he grabbed Lemmy by his collar. It was like, ‘Don’t ever play with that girl ever again’ — talking about me,” she said.
“I will never forget that motherfucking day, bro. So I set a price. I said $200,000. You said a hundred. I said $150,000. I’m not going underneath that.”
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Chrisean added: “We go up in [the VIP section]. [Lemuel] was like, ‘What’s up, Diddy? You met Chrisean, you gave her kisses on the cheek earlier on. I’m glad that you fuck with Chrisean.’
“And then [Diddy] grabbed Lemmy by his neck and was like, ‘But do you fuck with her? Don’t play with her. All she needs is love.’ I didn’t understand that until my checks started coming back short.”
Plummer later responded on Instagram and called cap on getting “jacked up” by Diddy. He also said: “I’m pretty sure Diddy has more pressing issues. We tried. Wishing Chrisean all the best.”
HipHopDX has reached out to Diddy’s team for comment but they had no response at this time.
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Earlier this week, Chrisean Rock said she would no longer be appearing on Baddies, which airs on Zeus, and claimed she was not being paid fairly.
In a livestream, she said: “I’ve already made it clear, I’m not going back to Baddies. I was going to but I’m starting to stick to if somebody not paying me my value or if you don’t want to pay the fee for me to pull up, that’s cool, I’m not pulling up. I hate that for us young Black women, we not really getting valued in this industry.”
Baddies is a reality show that features several women living together, with physical and verbal arguments a common occurrence in episodes.
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The show and other programming that appears on the Zeus Network has been criticized for how it portrays Black people, with its content frequently featuring arguments, fights and aggressive behavior.
The network was founded in 2018 by Lemuel Plummer, DeStorm Power, King Bach and Amanda Cerny and most of its programming revolves around influencer figures who are popular online.
