Yesterday the court forced Anna Kane, the ex-wife of NHL star Evander Kane to revealed herself as one of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs earliest assault accusers, Media Take Out looked into Anna’s past, and it’s very troubled.
Anna Kane, who was married to the Edmonton Oilers forward from 2018 to 2021, was the fourth woman to step forward and accuse the disgraced rapper of sexually assaulting her at his NYC recording studio when she was a teenager.
Anne Kane has had some issues in the past. Media Take Out learned the Anna had a very bitter divorce from Evander. And things got so bad that the judge ordered Anna to undergo a psychiatric examination.
He also decided to give temporary custody of their daughter to Evander – even though he’s be a single father playing full-time Hockey away from home.
During they bitter divorce Anna made a number of disparaging claims against Evander – including that he bet on hockey games. The National Hockey League investigated Anna’s claims and determined that they were false.
Eventually Evander got a restraining order against his ex-wife. Anna didn’t take kindly to the restraining order, and she continued to try to involve herself in Kane’s life. The New York Post reported that Anna showed up to an Oilers game in Detroit last year, which led to her getting thrown out of the game.
She then went on a bizarre rant after being tossed.
Anna Kane originally filed a lawsuit against Diddy in December 2023 but only identified herself as Jane Doe.
She was then ordered to have the suit amended Friday to include her name, according to TMZ.
“I had hoped to use a pseudonym in pursuing justice for what happened to me as a teenager,” Kane told Media Take Out in a statement via her attorney Douglas Wigdor.
Kane’s amendment came as Combs’ lawyers were accused of attempting to intimidate the anonymous accusers into stepping forward.
“Defendants’ demand that I use my name was an attempt to intimidate me, but I am not intimidated. I am prepared to proceed and hold accountable those who have harmed me,” Anna Kane added.
The lawsuit named three defendants – Combs, Harve Pierre, the music mogul’s longtime lieutenant, and a third, unidentified person.
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