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P. Diddy’s Ex-Nanny Accused Him of Firing Her for Getting Pregnant
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Raven Wales-Walden, who originally filed her lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court anonymously, says Sean “P. Diddy” Combs hired her to be a nanny for his twins after the death of their mother Kim Porter. Wales-Walden alleged he terminated her employment when he found out she was pregnant outside of marriage, which Combs vehemently denied. But in recent days, Wales-Walden withdrew her civil action. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber explores the lawsuit and why Combs says the nanny was actually fired.
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