Stefon Diggs is currently embroiled in several civil lawsuits, including an ongoing civil defamation and sexual assault lawsuit with social media influencer and marketing executive Christopher Blake Griffith.
In a Wednesday interview with internet personality Tasha K, which she shared on X, he provided details of the alleged 2023 sexual assault. During the interview, Griffith said that it wasn’t the sexual assault attempt that most disturbed him, but the threat to his life.
When summarizing what disturbed him the most, Griffith told Tasha K:
“But it’s that power complex of wanting what you want when you want it, feeling like you own the things that you pay,”
He also said that he used to attend clubs with Stefon Diggs, and that in several of those instances, he saw the player’s sexual proclivity in full display.
According to Griffith, on one of those visits to nightclubs, the NFL star drugged him with what he believes to be ecstasy to get him sexually aroused.
What other lawsuits is Stefon Diggs involved in?
Stefon Diggs is also in a lawsuit against a man named Nigel King, per TMZ. According to King, Diggs falsely claimed that he stole one of his Ferraris and had his friends beat him.
The lawsuit against Griffith for falsely claiming that he had drugged and sexually assaulted him. Griffith countersued, claiming the wide receiver had sexually assaulted him in 2023.
Earlier this year, Diggs was accused by his former personal chef of felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault and battery, but he was found not guilty. In January, he also had a paternity lawsuit dismissed against influencer Aileen Lopera, after a DNA test proved he was indeed the father of her daughter.
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