Stefon Diggs has kept a relatively low profile in recent months following his Super Bowl loss and alleged split from Cardi B, but now the wide receiver is back in the headlines due to his lingering sexual assault case.
Diggs’ accuser is now demanding that the NFL star produce his financial records after he filed a defamation lawsuit in response to being accused of sexual assault.
Per legal documents obtained by TMZ, influencer Christopher Blake Griffith along with his legal team, recently filed a motion asking a judge to force Diggs to show evidence, via his financial records, that Griffith’s sexual assault allegations have damaged him financially.
Griffith and his legal team have accused Diggs of “resisting the discovery process” and one of the attorneys said that the football star “does not get to sue and hide,” which is in reference to Diggs’ November 2025 defamation lawsuit.
Additionally, Griffith also alleges that Diggs is attempting to “obstruct any discovery that would test his claims” and that Diggs “can’t have it both ways.”
According to TMZ, Diggs’ lawsuit states that Griffith fabricated a story about an alleged sexual interaction between him and the athlete at Diggs’ home.
In the lawsuit, Diggs claimed he, Griffith, and other internet personalities spent the night at a club in May 2023 after attending a charity basketball game in Washington, D.C. Diggs then explained that after going to the club, he invited everyone back to his home in Rockville, Maryland.
The lawsuit continued, noting that Diggs claimed that while at his home, he went into his bedroom before having his assistant escort Griffith from the residence.
Griffith claimed that during their interaction, Diggs drugged and sexually assaulted him, and in the aftermath, Diggs conspired to have him killed.
“He attempted to have me unalived because of him making a sexual pass at me,” Griffith alleged during a podcast interview. “It wasn’t the sexual pass that frustrated me the most.”
“What made me most frustrated was the fact that he tried to unalive me after it, when in reality, even though I was drugged, even though I was violated, I never thought that the next step would be my life being threatened because you got turned down,” Griffith said.
On February 13, Stefon Diggs appeared in Dedham District Court in Massachusetts for his arraignment on assault charges about an incident involving his former live-chef.
Accompanied by his legal team, including attorney Mitchell Schuster, Diggs entered a not guilty plea to the December 2025 charges.
“We’re confident that after the facts and evidence are reviewed in this case, he will be completely exonerated,” Schuster told the media waiting outside the court.
Diggs was formally charged on December 30 with felony strangulation or suffocation and misdemeanor assault and battery charges, after the chef said he strangled her over a payment dispute.
Per TMZ, the victim said via the incident report that she initially contacted authorities on December 16, 2025, noting that the alleged assault occurred on December 2.
In a detailed account, the victim explained that she was inside her bedroom in Diggs’ home with the door unlocked when the NFL star came inside to discuss the ongoing text messages sent between them due to a dispute over payment she said she had not received.
She continued, noting that Diggs became increasingly angry during the conversation before he allegedly slapped her in the face.
As she attempted to push Diggs away after being slapped, he allegedly “tried to choke her using the crook of his elbow around her neck.” The victim also said that Diggs then positioned himself behind her with his arm wrapped around her neck, which made it difficult to breathe.
At this point in the altercation, the victim said she thought she would black out, but when she tried to pull away, Diggs tightened his grip.