Diddy Faces 120 Sexual Assault Lawsuits, Including Claims Involving Minors *Hip-Hop Influencer*

Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is set to face a wave of legal challenges as Houston lawyer Tony Buzbee announced the filing of 120 civil lawsuits, many accusing Diddy of sexual assault. Alarmingly, over two dozen of the plaintiffs allege they were minors at the time of the incidents.

In a press conference on October 1, Buzbee revealed that the lawsuits stem from a variety of alleged offenses spanning over 25 years, dating from 1991 to this year. The plaintiffs reportedly include both men and women, with 25 stating they were minors at the time of the assaults. Buzbee described a “typical M.O.”, claiming that victims were often drugged at Diddy’s parties before being sexually assaulted and “passed around” among attendees.

According to the lawyer, the alleged assaults occurred at high-profile events such as afterparties, album release events, and Diddy’s famed All-White parties. Some of the incidents are also alleged to have taken place during auditions. More than half of the plaintiffs have filed reports with law enforcement or hospitals, and Buzbee claims to possess photos, videos, and text messages supporting the claims.

While Diddy denies the allegations, his legal team, led by attorney Erica Wolff, called the claims "false and defamatory." In a statement to *Hip-Hop Influencer*, Diddy’s attorney emphasized that the mogul looks forward to clearing his name in court, where evidence will be presented.

Buzbee also hinted that other prominent figures could be implicated, though he did not name them specifically. He mentioned that “corporate entities,” including banks, hotels, and pharmaceutical companies, may also be named in the suits for their involvement. Buzbee said he is open to collaborating with federal authorities, who are currently investigating Diddy for sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

Stay tuned to *Hip-Hop Influencer* for the latest updates on this unfolding legal battle.