• Sean "Diddy" Combs faces new allegations of sexual assault from multiple individuals, including a minor.
• New lawsuits have surfaced accusing the rapper of drugging victims before the assaults, with claims dating back to 2012.
• Combs continues to deny all allegations and is awaiting trial on federal charges including sex trafficking.

Sean “Diddy” Combs finds himself embroiled in a series of alarming allegations as new lawsuits have been filed against the music mogul, escalating claims of sexual assault and misconduct. In a series of recent filings, three new plaintiffs, including individuals who allege they were minors at the time of their alleged assaults, have detailed disturbing accounts of being drugged and sexually abused by Combs.

Among the accusations is a complaint from an anonymous man who claims he was just 17 when he was raped by Combs in a New York nightclub. The plaintiff alleges that after being given multiple shots of vodka at a private table, he felt "hazy and disoriented" before being led to a back room where drugs were present. In his court statement, he describes an inability to resist the assault, stating he was "defenceless" during the encounter according to reports from BBC.

In addition to this unnamed plaintiff's allegations, another lawsuit filed by an individual identified as “John Doe” accuses Combs of drugging him before forcing him into compromising situations for sexual exploitation. This lawsuit claims that during various performances, Combs used drugs to incapacitate Doe, compelling him to engage in acts against his will, a shocking assertion noted in India Times. Doe recounts a particularly disturbing incident in which Combs allegedly instructed him to use baby oil before he became incapacitated.

Furthermore, legal representatives for two women who participated in the vibrant hip-hop scene of the 1980s and 90s are also claiming they were assaulted by Combs, indicating a pattern of abuse that spans several decades. These accusers claim to have been subjected to manipulation and coercion, with one stating she was drugged before being assaulted by multiple men, including Combs, as detailed in Forbes.

As Combs prepares for an upcoming trial on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, he faces an overwhelming number of civil lawsuits—over 30—that allege sexual assault and other forms of misconduct dating back several years. Combs and his legal team continue to deny any wrongdoing, with statements affirming their commitment that “the truth will prevail” and asserting that he has never sexually assaulted anyone, be they adult or minor.

The extent of the allegations raises questions about the culture within the music industry, particularly regarding the treatment of vulnerable individuals. As more plaintiffs come forward, the scrutiny on Combs increases, matching a pervasive narrative of abuse within entertainment circles.

For more updates on this unfolding story, keep an eye on developments within the legal landscape as new lawsuits continue to be filed against Combs, reflecting growing outrage and calls for accountability.