Jay-Z Says Tony Buzbee Also Blackmailed Him Over a Male Accuser

Jay-Z goes out of his method to expose Tony Buzbee‘s alleged makes an attempt to get giant sums of cash from him over 2 totally different allegations — one in all which was simply dismissed, and the opposite by no means even ended up in court docket.

In response to docs Jay-Z filed this week, obtained by TMZ, Buzbee despatched 2 “demand letters” to Jay in November 2024 — one in all them was over the Jane Doe who accused Jay and Diddy of raping her in 2000, when she was 13. The opposite was for a John Doe, who, in response to the letter, claimed Jay sexually assaulted him at a 2015 Beverly Hills occasion … when he was 16, and had been secretly drugged by somebody apart from Jay.

Now, Jay calls each allegations “false and ridiculous in each respect.” As we reported, the Jane Doe accuser filed Friday to dismiss her case … an enormous victory for Jay and Diddy.

This John Doe allegation we had not beforehand heard about, and Jay says Buzbee’s letters for each purchasers demanded “one thing of substance” to deal with the “state of affairs” … which Jay interpreted as a requirement for some huge cash “to purchase their silence.” He additionally describes the letters as “blatant blackmail makes an attempt.”

In his new docs, Jay accused Buzbee of deliberately submitting the Jane Doe lawsuit on the eve of Blue Ivy‘s Hollywood premiere for the ‘Lion King’ prequel, “Mufasa.” He says it put him in a tough place of “having to decide on between supporting my daughter or hiding to keep away from the destructive press protection.”

Jay did attend the premiere, and posed for photographs with Blue and Beyoncé … however didn’t take questions from the media.

Again in November, Jay anonymously filed a lawsuit against Buzbee, alleging extortion. Later, he revealed he was the one who sued, and Buzbee tried to get it dismissed.

These new paperwork are Jay-Z’s effort to maintain the case alive. He is insisted all alongside he would combat Buzbee tooth and nail in court docket to revive his good identify.

He says he considered the demand letters as “an existential menace to my fame, my profession, my household, and every little thing else I’ve spent my life attaining.”