Video vixen claims she was presented as a ‘gift to Diddy’ and performed sex act for Jay-Z to prove her ‘worthiness’

Former American video vixen, Karrine Steffans has claimed she was presented as a ‘gift’ to Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs as she reflected on her time working in music videos. 

The American author, who now goes by the name Elisabeth Ovesen, is a New York Times bestselling author, who began her career as an actress and video vixen, appearing in more than 20 music videos in the hip-hop industry. 

Her first book, Confessions Of A Video Vixen, revealed details of her alleged s3xual relationships with rappers from Diddy to Usher and American basketball player Shaquille O’Neal, as well as Jay-Z and Diddy who are currently facing legal issues.

Diddy, 55, is currently behind bars in a Brooklyn detention centre after being charged with racketeering, ‘sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion’ and ‘transportation to engage in prostitution’.

Meanwhile earlier this month Jay-Z, 55, was hit with a civil lawsuit that claims he s3xually assaulted a 13-year-old girl on September 7, 2000, after the MTV Video Music Awards with Diddy. 

Speaking to the Daily Beast, Karrine recalled her encounter with Diddy, explaining that she was engaged in a sexual relationship with American rapper and music executive Irv Gotti at the time and he would often ‘send her’ to people he wanted to impress.

She wrote in her book: ‘Whenever there was someone who Gotti wanted to impress, he would send me to them and I would “take care” of them. 

‘One of those people was Sean “P. Diddy” Combs.’

Karrine then claimed Gotti arranged for her to go over to Diddy’s house one evening where she alleges they engaged in sexual intercourse. 

‘Diddy and I spent the next fifteen minutes or so engaging in the usual. After the experience, he said, “You’re one of the best”. 

‘I said the same to him when, in actuality, he was average. Our sexual encounter was pretty straightforward, nothing out of the ordinary.’

Karrine also recalled her sexual encounter with Jay-Z as she alleged how she proved her ‘worthiness’ after she appeared in his Hey Papi music video back in 2000, around the same time he met Beyoncé. 

After filming the video, the rapper invited Karrine for a drive in his car and she accepted, explaining she felt comfortable in his company. 

The pair chatted for a while and then the star’s driver pulled over and exited the vehicle, leaving Jay-Z and Karrine alone together for her to perform a sex act. 

She claims in the book: ‘After a few moments of silence, Jay pulled out his penis, covered it with a condom, and placed his hand on the back of my head. 

‘I was being a good girl, thanking him and proving my worthiness of the kindness he had shown. I was doing what I had been taught. 

‘We carried on in the car for a while and headed back to the set as if nothing happened, and every once in a while we shared a glance and half of a smile.’

Karrine went on to explain that the pair were never intimate again as she added: ‘Unlike some of the others, there were no games, no long phone conversations, and no dates. 

‘Jay made no professions of love for me nor did he make any promises. It was all very straightforward. It was what it was, nothing more. 

‘Since that day in the car, he remained a gentleman and it seemed as if nothing had ever happened between us. And in a way, nothing had.’

Speaking in an interview with Vlad TV back in 2015, she insinuated that the pair realised they didn’t connect s3xually after that incident in the car and admitted they were no longer in contact. 

She explained: ‘Jay looked out for me on that first shoot. He always made sure I got the positioning I needed to get noticed and made sure I got the pay I needed. Whatever I needed.

‘We only had one encounter that was beyond a friendship. The thing is you are around someone so much there is this tension and there is this thing, like you want to and you try it and you then you think “Ok let’s just be cool, that doesn’t work.” 

‘That’s how that ended and I don’t think I’ve seen him in I don’t know how many years.’