Former assistant Capricorn Clark made a shocking claim about her former boss, Sean “Diddy” Combs in the Netflix docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning… that the disgraced music mogul threatened her life.
Clark says she joined Diddy’s team in 2004, expecting the usual pressures of working for a high-profile figure. According to her, the early hours of the job felt routine enough. But she says that later that night, Diddy brought her to Central Park with his head of security.
In the documentary, she remembers him shifting from casual conversation to what she describes as a threat, prompted by his discovery that she had a personal connection to Suge Knight. Clark is the best friend of the mother of Knight’s children.
Clark recalls him telling her, “I didn’t know you had anything to do with Suge. Like if something happens, I’m gonna have to kill you,” followed by a chilling description of how such a situation might go down.
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She says she kept that moment entirely to herself. “I never told anyone. I never called the police,” Clark said, suggesting that her silence seemed to earn Diddy’s trust.
She explained that her turbulent upbringing left her accustomed to volatile personalities. In her view, Diddy fit into a pattern she already understood, describing him as someone whose chaos felt familiar.
Clark stayed on for years, eventually becoming his global brand director in 2008. Looking back, she characterizes Diddy as someone skilled in psychological pressure, saying he was “very good at mental games” and adept at exploiting vulnerabilities.
Diddy has not directly addressed Clark’s allegations. His legal team has issued general denials of the claims made throughout the docuseries.