Jay-Z’s lawyer says sexual abuse allegations ‘blatantly false’

Jay-Z’s attorney continued to defend his client after appearing in a lawsuit filed by Sean “Diddy” Combs, about a woman who accused the rap star of sexually abusing her when she was 13.

Alex Spiro spoke at Roc Nation headquarters in New York on December 16 and said the allegations against Jay-Z are “obviously, patently false.” Spiro was referring to a recent NBC News interview with an unnamed Alabama woman who admitted to making “some mistakes” when it came to recounting what happened at the VMA’s after parties in the 2000s.

Spiro wants to make it known that this conflict “is not trivial… If you look at the time, it is impossible that this could happen.”

“I want to make sure this is clear: When people create an account, whether it’s on purpose or their mind is blank or something, they can’t get that core part of the story right. They can keep repeating it over and over again, and that’s what happened, that core part. I’m not there,” said Spiro according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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“[This was] it is impossible. It is because this has never happened,” he added.

Alex Spiro is representing Jay-Z in his sexual assault lawsuit. (Getty Images)

Spiro said his client, whose legal name is Shawn Carter, is “distraught” by the situation.

“He is upset that someone will be allowed to do this thing, to be allowed to make fun of this program. He is upset that this interferes and prevents the real victims from succeeding. He is upset that his children and family have to face this. . And he should be upset,” she said.

“[This was] it is impossible. It’s because this has never happened.”

– Alex Spiro, Jay-Z’s attorney

When Spiro was asked about Jay-Z’s relationship with Combs, he said, “Mr. Carter has nothing to do with Mr. Combs or Mr. Combs’ case. They’ve known each other professionally for several years. Like in every job. the allegations against him.

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And speaking of Jane Doe’s attorney, Tony Buzbee, Spiro said, “This matter… will be discussed.”

Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs have both denied sexual assault allegations made by Jane Doe. (Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

On Friday, a woman from Alabama, known as Jane Doe, sat down with him NBC News and admitted that he made “some mistakes” when reporting on allegations of sexual assault by two rap stars 24 years ago.

“I made mistakes,” the woman told the newspaper. He maintains that the allegations he made about Jay-Z are true.

One of Jane Doe’s “mistakes” was that her father picked her up after the alleged sexual assault, but she doesn’t remember that, according to NBC News. The woman also said she once spoke to an unnamed celebrity at an after-party, where she said she was sexually assaulted, but the celebrity said they were not in New York at the time of the event, according to the report.

Jay-Z and Diddy were both accused of raping a young child following the MTV VMAs in 2000, according to the lawsuit. (Kevin Mazur)

The unidentified woman ended up in The VMAs party after trying to enter an awards show at Radio City Music Hall, according to court documents.

On Friday, Jay-Z shared a statement with Fox News Digital and continued to shut down Jane Doe’s claims against him.

“This incident did not happen, however, it was brought to court and twice in the newspapers,” said Jay-Z while talking to one of the woman’s lawyers, Buzbee. “True justice is coming. We fight FROM victory, not FOR victory. This was over before it began. This 1-800 rep hasn’t seen it yet, but, soon.”

Jay-Z’s lawyer said the rapper was “hurt” by the allegations against him. (Monica Schipper/WireImage)

The lawsuit accuses Jay-Z and Diddy of raping a 13-year-old girl in 2000, Fox News Digital previously confirmed. Before Jay-Z was named, the rapper received a wanted letter in an attempt to settle.

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Buzbee shared a statement with NBC and insisted that he will continue to fight for his client.

“Jane Doe’s case was referred to our company by another, who checked it before sending it to us,” he said in a statement. “Our client still maintains that what he said is true, he may remember everything. We will continue to investigate what he says and gather corroborating information as it exists. Because we have armed him with questions, he has come to terms. submit to a polygraph. I have never had a client suggest that before.

Alex Spiro said the woman’s unnamed attorney, Tony Buzbee, “will be dealt with.” (Getty Images)

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“In any case, we always do our best to investigate each claim, just like we did in this case. This has been very stressful for him, to the point that he has fainted and had to seek medical help for depression,” Buzbee concluded.

In an emailed statement to The Associated Press on Monday, Buzbee maintained that the woman was referred to him by another law firm and was vetted by four of his firm’s lawyers.

“Courts exist to resolve factual disputes,” added Buzbee. “Our client remains steadfast in his request.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report