Adria English Sues Diddy for Allegedly Forcing Her to Have Sex with Party Guests

Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly forced a former porn star to have sex with guests at his famous Hamptons parties, according to the latest lawsuit filed against the tarnished music mogul.

Former adult film star Adria English accused the rapper in the lawsuit of “grooming” her to become a sex trafficking victim while she worked as a “go-go dancer” at his annual white party nearly two decades ago.

And when she finally escaped Combs' clutches in 2009, she claims he ruined her career in the entertainment industry, according to the complaint filed Wednesday in Manhattan federal court.

English, whose stage name in the adult film industry was Omunique, first met Diddy in 2004 when she was with her then-boyfriend, model Anthony Gallo, who had auditioned for the fashion company Sean John.

The lawsuit alleges that Gallo was guaranteed the job by a Sean John employee if he convinced English to work Diddy's upcoming Hamptons party, the lawsuit says.

At the first party, English was not required to have sex with the attendees, but that changed over the next few years, the lawsuit says.

At a party, she was asked to wear a black dress, which she said was a signal to others that she was a “sex worker who was a victim of sex trafficking,” the lawsuit says.

One of the guests she was forced to sleep with was jeweler Jacob Arabov, also known as Jacob the Jeweler, the lawsuit says.

“At the end of the evening, Defendant Combs personally congratulated Plaintiff for following his instructions with Defendant Jacob and for a job well done,” the lawsuit states.

English gave in to Diddy's demands because she feared for her safety and future job prospects, as well as Gallo's employment with Sean John, the lawsuit says.

She also attended parties he hosted in Miami where she claims she was sexually assaulted by other guests at Combs' behest as part of a “corrupt ongoing sex trafficking organization,” the suit says.

While Combs had offered to help English break into the music industry, he later “blacklisted” her and Gallo when she stopped working for him in 2009 and fled to California, according to her legal team.

She is seeking unspecified damages after suffering severe emotional distress, the lawsuit says.

The lawsuit names other associates and companies linked to Combs.

The “I’ll Be Missing You” singer has faced a barrage of lawsuits from multiple women accusing him of sex trafficking and abuse since last November, when R&B singer Cassie sued him for allegedly raping and physically assaulting her.

The two sides quickly reached an agreement, although a video emerged earlier this year showing Combs attacking him in a hotel hallway.

Combs has strongly denied the allegations in all lawsuits.

In light of English's lawsuit, Combs' attorney Jonathan Davis told Fox News in a statement: “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it will not change the fact that Mr. Combs never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone.

“We live in a world where anyone can sue for any reason and with no evidence. Fortunately, there is a fair and impartial judicial process to uncover the truth and Mr. Combs is confident that he will prevail in court against these and other baseless accusations,” Davis said.

Attempts to reach Arabov, who is among the defendants in English's trial, were unsuccessful.