Diddy Accused of ‘Shocking and Outrageous’ Sexual Assaults in New Lawsuits
Sean “Diddy” Combs has been accused of sexual assault in new lawsuits by three men, including a former employee who said the mogul warned him not to go to the police or he’d look like “an idiot.”
The suits filed by anonymous accusers Monday in Manhattan court are the latest in a flurry of accusations against the disgraced music mogul, who was arrested in September on charges of sex-trafficking.
The former employee who sued him claimed that he met up with Combs in Feb. 2020 to discuss missing job payments he had from running errands for him in 2006.
Their meeting took place at the InterContinental in New York where Combs gave the man what he later learned was a spiked drink. When he told Combs he wasn’t feeling alright, the record producer told him to lay down and take a nap. When the former staffer woke up, he was on his stomach with his pants pulled down, while Combs allegedly raped him.
The rapper allegedly later warned him that going to the police would make him “look like an idiot.”
Another one of the men claimed that he was invited in 2020 to Combs' Hamptons residence, where he began feeling ill and lost consciousness after drinking a beverage.
The man, who believes that he was drugged, claimed that he was then sodomized by Combs and his associates.
Combs' conduct was “shocking and outrageous” beyond “the reasonable bounds of decency,” the suit said.
The third said he met Combs at the Marquee nightclub in New York City in 2019 and attended an after-party at his suite at the Park Hyatt.
After he drank a cocktail offered to him by Combs, the room “started spinning.” When he told Combs he wasn’t feeling well, the rapper told him to sit on the end of bed and allegedly claimed to other people in the room “he is ready to party.”
The man alleges he lost consciousness and woke up nude on his stomach as Combs was raping him.
He also claims that an unidentified man and woman were recording him on a camera, and that when he woke up, the man filming offered him $2,500 in cash on the musician’s behalf.
In a statement shared with Variety, Combs’ representatives rendered the suits as “full of lies.”
“These complaints are full of lies,” the statement read. “We will prove them false and see sanctions against every unethical lawyer who filed fictional claims against him.”
Combs is currently incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York where he is set to remain until his trial in May next year.
The rapper, who also faces charges of racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution, has pleaded not guilty.
He could face life in prison if he is found guilty of racketeering.
