Diddy's legal troubles escalate with new abuse lawsuit

The arrest of the rapper Diddy has unsettled all of Hollywood. The charges involve sexual violence, human trafficking, and forcing individuals into prostitution. The 14-page indictment contains chilling descriptions of Diddy’s practices. Sean Combs is reportedly responsible for organising orgies, during which women were coerced into sexual acts, often in front of cameras. Now, another lawsuit has emerged.

TMZ reported that another lawsuit has been filed against the rapper. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims in it that he was sexually abused by Diddy as a 10-year-old when, in 2005, he was invited to the star’s hotel to perform some songs for him. The boy was reportedly assured he would receive help in launching his career.

The lawsuit also includes a transcript of a conversation between the rapper and the boy. The star supposedly asked his guest what he would do for his career, to which he replied, "Anything."

The lawsuit details what allegedly happened at the hotel. A collaborator of the rapper supposedly gave the boy a drink, after which he felt strange. Upon regaining consciousness, his trousers were unbuttoned, and he was convinced he had been raped. The man claims that Diddy forced him into oral sex and forbade him from speaking to his parents about it under the threat of harming them.

The boy’s parents, who eventually were told everything by him, did nothing about this matter because they feared filing a complaint against the famous star with the police. The man is demanding compensation, although the amount has not been disclosed.

The rapper's solicitor told TMZ reporters that the lawsuits against his client are merely attention-seeking attempts and that the truth will defend itself.

Mr. Combs never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone – man or woman, adult or minor, he stated.