Instagram model accused of being Diddy’s sex worker speaks out: My feelings have ‘never been for entertainment’

Jade Ramey, the Instagram model accused of being one of Diddy’s sex workers in recent legal docs, is breaking her silence.

Through her publicist Eve Sarkisyan, Ramey denied the allegations brought against her in producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones’ lawsuit against the music mogul, telling Entertainment Tonight in a statement, “Dating someone doesn’t directly correlate to any of the false allegations made.”

“Yes, I dated someone,” she said. “How unfortunate we’ve entered a time where caring for someone or falling in love is worthy of scrutiny in the court of public opinion. What may be amusing for you is real life for others, and my feelings have never been for entertainment, nor are they up for discussion.”

“We need to be more conscious as a society when ridiculing people’s lives and relationships merely for enjoyment. I appreciate everyone’s kind messages and support during this time. Thank you,” she closed.

According to court documents obtained by Page Six, in addition to Ramey’s involvement with Diddy, Jones alleges in his amended $30 million lawsuit that the Bad Boy Records founder also employed City Girls rapper Yung Miami and 50 Cent’s ex Daphne Joy as sex workers and claims that a female accountant named Robin Greenhill issued the payments.

“Upon information and belief, Defendants Lucian Charles Grainge, in his capacity as CEO of UMG, authorized Motown Records and Universal Music Group to provide financial resources to Defendants Sean Combs and Love Records through wire transfers to Defendants Sean Combs and Love Records accountant Robin Greenhill,” the lawsuit reads.

It goes on to add: “Upon information and belief, Ms. Greenhill ensured the wiring, funds transfer, or cash payments to sex workers were completed.”

Joy has since refuted the claims made against her.

Ramey and Combs were first romantically linked together after the couple was seen kissing in December 2022 — days after the father of seven announced the birth of his youngest daughter Love, whom he shares with Dana Tran.

Combs’ former attorney Shawn Holley responded to the allegations in Rod’s $30 million lawsuit, calling the music producer’s claims “pure fiction” and “nothing more than a transparent attempt to garner headlines.”

Amid Diddy’s legal woes, the Department of Homeland Security raided his homes in Los Angeles and Miami leaving his houses in a chaotic state as they held bags of laptops and other electronic devices and his sons in handcuffs.

His current attorney, Aaron Dyer, responded to the raids calling them a “witch hunt” in which the feds put on an “excessive show of force.”

Combs has since been spotted in Miami appearing unfazed as he enjoyed a day of smoking and drinking on his personal dock this week while he scrolled on his phone.

In photos obtained by TMZ, he was also seen riding his bike from his Star Island estate to South Beach.