A woman accusing hip-hop moguls Diddy and Jay-Z of rape is speaking out for the first time, but inconsistencies in her allegations have prompted Jay-Z to ask a judge to dismiss the entire case.

The accuser, who filed as “Jane Doe,” claims she was 13 years old when the alleged assault occurred at a 2000 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) after-party. She recently shared her story in an interview with NBC News, recounting a series of events that have now come under heavy scrutiny.

The woman described how she allegedly attended an after-party following the MTV VMAs, during which she says she shared a limo ride to Diddy’s house.

According to her, she consumed a drink that left her feeling disoriented and then experienced what she called a “catastrophic event” that she claims ruined her life. However, as she revisited the details of her account, contradictions in her story began to surface.

One significant flaw in her claims involves her alleged interaction with Benji Madden, the guitarist from the band Good Charlotte, at the after-party. Madden, however, has since stated that he was not even in New York City at the time. Additionally, the woman claimed her father picked her up from the party, but her father has no memory of doing so.

Another major point of contention is her claim that the assault happened at Diddy’s house. However, photos from that night show both Diddy and Jay-Z partying at the Lotus nightclub. While the photos do not account for their whereabouts for the entire night, they directly challenge the accuser’s timeline.

Despite these discrepancies, the accuser told NBC that she stands by her overall allegation, asserting that minor mistakes in her story do not mean the assault did not happen. Nevertheless, Jay-Z’s legal team, led by attorney Alex Spiro, wasted no time filing court documents to challenge the legitimacy of the accusations.

In a letter obtained by TMZ Hip Hop, Spiro labeled the woman’s accusations as “a sham,” emphasizing that the basic elements of her narrative — including “who, what, when, and where” — are demonstrably false. He also highlighted that she “has no single corroborating witness” to support her claims.

Spiro also criticized the accuser’s attorney, Tony Buzbee, for allegedly failing to properly investigate the facts before filing the complaint.

He claimed Buzbee had violated court rules by submitting a lawsuit based on an unsubstantiated story. Spiro announced plans to file a formal motion to dismiss the case as soon as possible, arguing that the allegations have no merit.

Diddy’s legal team echoed Jay-Z’s position, stating that this case is part of a broader trend of false claims. In a statement to TMZ, Diddy’s lawyers referenced the recent exposure of another one of Buzbee’s clients, saying, “Yesterday, a lawyer admitted that over 50 people falsely claimed to be victims. Today, for the second time this week, a Buzbee plaintiff has been exposed. This is the beginning of the end of the money grab.”

This development comes as the entertainment industry faces growing scrutiny over past allegations of sexual misconduct.

The case against Diddy and Jay-Z initially generated widespread attention, given their status as music icons and cultural figures. However, the recent revelations have cast doubt on the accuser’s credibility and raised questions about the motivations behind the lawsuit.

Both Jay-Z and Diddy have taken a strong stance against the claims, with their legal teams moving swiftly to have the case dismissed.

While the accuser maintains that the core of her story is true, the mounting contradictions and lack of supporting evidence could ultimately undermine her case. For now, both hip-hop legends remain steadfast in their defense, with their legal teams calling out what they see as a “money grab” disguised as justice.