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Aubrey O’Day Says She Was Fired From Danity Kane for ‘Not Participating Sexually’ With Diddy; Struggles to Recall Alleged Assault: ‘I Don’t Even Know if I Was Raped and I Don’t Want to Know’

Aubrey O'Day clarifies on Netflix's The Reckoning that she does not recall a specific 2005 incident and questions whether she was raped, emphasizing uncertainty about the event.
O'Day addresses a broader claim in The Reckoning about an affidavit alleging a witnessed sexual assault, noting she does not remember or corroborate the incident clearly.
She states that she saw Diddy's behavior as controlling and that her firing from Danity Kane in 2008 followed concerns over participation and appearance planning for a new project.
The new reference highlights O'Day's reluctance to publicly verify the alleged assault details, indicating fear of triggering legal battles and retaliation from Diddy's team.
The Netflix docuseries is framed within a wider industry discussion about alleged abuse by Diddy, with O'Day providing one of several perspectives.
Aubrey O'Day reiterates in The Reckoning that Danity Kane's firing and Diddy's broader control over her career were central to her experiences.
The Us Weekly piece emphasizes O'Day's emotional burden and the long-term impact of allegations on her life and career.
The Netflix documentary storyline is criticized by Diddy's camp as biased and lacking context, with legal avenues preferred for addressing legitimate claims.
The reference notes ongoing legal actions and the contrast between public narratives and private legal rights related to the Diddy saga.

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