Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ Celebrity stylist Chris Blake Griffith sits down with VladTV to share his account of the events surrounding his allegations against Stefon Diggs and Diggs’ brother, Darez Diggs, while addressing the legal battle and public scrutiny that followed. Griffith begins by discussing his career in fashion, including his work with Under Armour and his experience styling high-profile athletes and entertainers. He reflects on building a reputation in the industry and collaborating with clients such as Gervonta Davis, which helped establish him as a respected celebrity stylist. The conversation then turns to Griffith’s allegations involving Stefon Diggs. He recounts his version of events surrounding an encounter on May 22, 2023, alleging that he was drugged and sexually assaulted inside a Porsche. Griffith also discusses a separate incident several days later involving Darez Diggs, describing the events that he says led to further legal action. Throughout the interview, Griffith addresses criticism surrounding his claims, responding to allegations that he changed aspects of his story or acted dishonestly during the investigation. He firmly denies accusations involving theft or fabrication and explains why he has continued pursuing the matter through the legal system despite intense public attention and ongoing civil litigation. The interview also explores Griffith’s interactions with Cardi B and Drake, including humorous behind-the-scenes stories from his styling career. He recalls an awkward moment involving one of Cardi B’s stage outfits and explains how the situation was ultimately taken in stride by everyone involved. Griffith concludes by discussing the emotional toll of public accusations, lawsuits, and social media speculation. He explains why he wanted to speak publicly, expresses gratitude for the opportunity to present his perspective, and says his primary goal remains seeking justice through the legal process while correcting what he believes are widespread misconceptions about his case.