Cardi B Disputes Stefon Diggs Accuser's Claims in Social Media Confrontation

Rapper Cardi B has publicly challenged the credibility of a man accusing NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs of sexual assault, claiming his story has shifted multiple times. Christopher Blake Griffith responded by defending his account and alleging organized crime involving Diggs and his relatives. The dispute emerged as Griffith's lawsuit against Diggs remains pending, while he recently settled a separate $10 million claim against Diggs' brother, Darez.

The Allegations and Cardi B's Response

Griffith has accused Diggs, 32, of drugging and sexually assaulting him during a 2023 encounter at the former New England Patriots player's home. According to Griffith's account and a police report, he believes Diggs gave him candy laced with drugs without his consent before the alleged assault took place. Griffith claims Diggs exposed himself, engaged in unwanted physical contact, and later tried to kiss him.

In a social media rant, Cardi B dismissed Griffith's narrative, referring to him as a "light-skinned albino" and accusing him of changing his story to gain media attention. She claimed his initial version involved requesting money, which later escalated into claims of sexual assault after his story "wasn't getting picked up" as he desired. Cardi B's comments drew swift backlash and engagement from observers across social platforms.

Griffith's Defense and Counter-Allegations

Griffith responded via Instagram, expressing respect for Cardi B while challenging her characterization. He emphasized that he claims to have been robbed and assaulted on two separate occasions within a seven-day span, with both incidents documented. Griffith alleged that Diggs stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in belongings and that one of Diggs' relatives attacked and robbed him in California.

Griffith also raised concerns about consent in evidence gathering, noting that one assault was "illegally recorded" without his consent in Maryland, which requires two-party consent for recording. He criticized what he described as an organized effort to silence him, writing that "organizing crimes is illegal" and questioning why documented physical assaults were being overlooked in favor of discussions about sexual orientation.

Legal Developments

The landscape of legal claims shifted when Griffith reached a settlement with Darez Diggs and an apartment complex over a separate $10 million lawsuit. Court documents confirmed the settlement but disclosed no financial details. Griffith had claimed that Darez and others attacked him on May 29, 2023, and stole over $100,000 in property. Griffith's primary lawsuit against Stefon Diggs continues, while Diggs has filed a defamation counter-suit denying all allegations and challenging Griffith's credibility.