The woman’s lawsuit against Jay-Z and Combs has been withdrawn.

Santina Leuci

The woman who said she was 13 when Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter and Sean "Diddy" Combs sexually assaulted her after the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards is heard on a recording agreeing Jay-Z did not assault her and saying her lawyer pushed her to sue Jay-Z.

The woman's lawsuit against Jay-Z and Combs has since been withdrawn with prejudice, meaning it cannot be revived.

The recording, an excerpt of which was obtained by ABC News, is between the woman, identified as Jane Doe, and two private investigators associated with Carter.

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"He was just there, but he didn't have anything to do with any sexual acts towards you?" the private investigator asked.

"Yeah," Jane Doe replied.

Carter's attorney, Alex Spiro, denies that Jay-Z has ever met Jane Doe.

In the recording, the woman is heard telling the investigators that her lawyer, Tony Buzbee, put her up to suing Jay-Z.

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"He was the one that kind of pushed me towards going forward with him, with Jay-Z," the woman is heard saying.

"Buzbee did?" the...

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