The Jane Doe who accused Jay-Z of sexually assaulting her in a now-dismissed lawsuit is heard on tape saying her lawyer ‘pushed’ her to sue, per multiple reports

Z or Sean "Diddy" Combs into dropping her lawsuit Jay-Z's lawyer, Alex Spiro, opened up in an interview with Good Morning America about why the “Empire State of Mind” musician, 55, decided to file a lawsuit against Jane Doe — who initially named him in a lawsuit alongside Sean “Diddy” Combs,

The lawsuit also names the woman’s attorneys and claims the defendants made “malevolent efforts to assassinate” Jay-Z’s character in a complaint they later withdrew.

Jay-Z sued the Jane Doe that accused him of rape, as well as her lawyers Tony Buzbee and David Fortney. In the rapper's Monday, March 3 filing, he proposed three causes of action against all three defendants: malicious prosecution,

JAY-Z is suing the woman who previously accused him of raping her at an awards show afterparty when she was 13 years-old. Filed on Monday (March 3), JAY-Z’s lawsuit alleges that the accuser, who remains anonymous, made “defamatory” claims in her own lawsuit against him, with the intent to “extort” him.

Doe first named Jay-Z when she refiled her lawsuit in December of last year. She claimed she went to the MTV Video Music Awards without a ticket in 2000 when she was 13. Outside the ceremony, Doe said she was invited to Sean “Diddy” Combs’s after-party,

ABC News contributor Brian Buckmire breaks down the lawsuit filed by Jay-Z after a woman accused him of sexual assault, and then dropped that lawsuit. She and her attorney deny defamation.

A woman who accused Jay-Z of rape was caught on tape saying her lawyer pushed her into suing him. In the recording, she admits she was pressured into taking legal action, even though she wasn’t sure about it.