Comedian and internet star Druski is bringing out some evidence to shut down claims tying him to an alleged sexual assault at a Diddy party.
As the lawsuit continues to unfold, we previously shared that a woman named Ashley Parham filed a lawsuit naming Sean “Diddy” Combs, Odell Beckham Jr., and Druski (real name Drew Desbordes) as alleged assailants in an incident that allegedly occurred on March 23, 2018, at a party in Northern California.
But Druski isn’t staying quiet. According to new records obtained by TMZ Hip Hop, the comedian submitted 2018 Bank of America statements and phone logs to prove he was nowhere near that event—and was very much still living at home in Georgia with his mama.
“Balance: $0.91!” — Druski’s 2018 Finances Tell A Different Story
Let’s be real—Druski’s 2018 bank statement is giving more struggle than star-studded.
According to the documents, Druski’s Bank of America account showed his balance between March 10 and April 9, 2018, ended at just $0.91. Yes, less than a dollar. Not exactly VIP bottle service at a Hollywood Hills mansion.
At the time, the records also reveal that his only income came from Zelle transfers sent by his mom, further supporting his claim that he was still living in Georgia and far from balling and partying with celebrities.
Phone Records Place Druski In Georgia On The Date Of Alleged Assault
In addition to the bank records, Verizon phone records also back Druski’s story.
On March 23, 2018—the same date Ashley Parham alleges she was assaulted, Druski’s call log shows he was using a phone under his mom Cheryl’s plan and made 16 calls, all of which were to and from Georgia numbers.
That detail, combined with his the money listed on his bank statement, makes it harder to believe he was at a high-profile party hundreds of miles away.
Druski’s Career Took Off *After* COVID, Long After The 2018 Incident
For context, Druski didn’t even start hitting mainstream visibility until the COVID-19 pandemic, when his comedic skits started going viral across Instagram and TikTok.
After that success, he eventually found himself attending A-list events and brushing shoulders with celebrities like Odell Beckham Jr. and Diddy, but that didn’t happen until years after 2018.
This timeline seems crucial for Druski’s defense, especially when it comes to the question of whether he even had access to elite Hollywood parties in 2018.
At that time, he wasn’t living lavish—he was just a dude in Georgia chasing dreams, eating dollar menu meals, and making his mama laugh.
What’s Next For The Diddy Lawsuit?
The lawsuit against Diddy, Odell Beckham Jr., and Druski is still active, and Diddy himself is battling multiple legal challenges on various fronts.
For now, Druski’s legal team seems confident that these new records will help get him removed from the case, as they support his claim that he wasn’t even in the same state when the alleged incident occurred.
While Druski continues to stay quiet on social media, his team clearly feels the facts will speak for themselves.