P Diddy Sued by Former Porn Star for Alleged Sex Trafficking, Forced Sex Acts at Parties

Sean “P Diddy” Combs is now embroiled in a new lawsuit filed by a former porn star who accuses him of sex trafficking.

In a recent lawsuit, the porn star claims the rapper “groomed” her into sex trafficking and employed her to have “forced sex” with people at his famous parties. Court documents obtained by TMZ reveal that she claims she was threatened with being blacklisted from the music industry if she didn’t comply with Combs’ demands.

Combs has vehemently denied all of the allegations against him, with his legal representatives calling them opportunistic, “baseless” and “sickening” “money grabbing attempts.”

In the lawsuit, filed by attorneys Ariel Mitchell-Kidd and Steven Metcalf, the adult film star claims she suffered emotional trauma, including “intimacy issues” and “painful memories,” as a result of the alleged sex trafficking.

The plaintiff claims in her complaint that she and her boyfriend, whose name was not released at the time, met Combs in 2004 while he was auditioning for a potential modeling job. She claims Combs immediately demanded sexual acts from them, asking them to perform oral sex on him in order to get the job.

Her boyfriend at the time reportedly declined a sexual proposition but later accepted a job with Combs after being approached by one of his associates. She was reportedly offered a modeling job on the condition that she dance at Combs' white party in the Hamptons on Labor Day.

In her complaint, the plaintiff claimed that she and her boyfriend agreed to the terms and that she submitted photos as proof of her work at the high-profile event. After Labor Day, she claimed her work for the rapper continued, where she was allegedly forced to consume alcohol laced with drugs like ecstasy and encouraged to flirt with partygoers, the report said.

She then claimed that while she was not initially forced to engage in sexual activity, she felt over time “lured” into sex trafficking by the music mogul. She claimed in the legal documents that Combs once coerced her into having sex with another hip-hop artist.

Following what she described as “forced sexual intercourse” with the man, the complainant said she received an additional $1,000 from Combs and was personally “congratulated” by him.

She said that following a distressing incident, her situation deteriorated when she found herself “handed over” to Combs’ friends at his rallies, where she claims further sexual assaults took place. She has also filed a lawsuit against another woman, accusing her of orchestrating what English describes as Combs’ sex trafficking ring.

The news comes amid an ongoing sex trafficking investigation and multiple sexual assault legal battles involving the I'll Be Missing You artist. The father of seven is currently embroiled in multiple civil lawsuits alleging sex trafficking, sexual abuse and rape.

Regarding the latest complaint, Combs' attorney Jonathan Davis told TMZ: “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 find the truth and Mr. Combs is confident that he will prevail against these and other baseless allegations in court.”

To date, federal prosecutors have not formally charged or accused the musician of any criminal activity.

The Mirror contacted Combs about the latest trial.

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