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While behind bars in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center as he awaits his s@x trafficking and racketeering trial set for May, Diddy has been sued for Se.xu@l assault — again. This time, a street performer claims the disgraced music mogul orally and anally raped him in 2022.

WTF…

According to documents obtained by Us Weekly, the unidentified male musician filed the lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the State of New York on Monday through the Buzbee Law Firm, which currently represents multiple alleged victims of the rapper.

In the suit, the claim is that Diddy “used an employee of Bad Boy Records to lure [John] Doe, a musician, to a party with promises of a potential recording contract.” Then came an allegation that, “after some small talk, Combs drugged and forcefully raped Doe.”

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The complaint says the “young musician” traveled to California in October of 2022 to perform in the Los Angeles area. The next month, he was singing and playing guitar on the street outside a “popular nightclub” around midnight when he “was approached by a man dressed in dark clothing and wearing sunglasses and a Bad Boy Records hat” who “complimented Doe on his talent and beautiful signing [sic] voice.”

The man allegedly told John Doe that he was a scout for Diddy and that he “was looking for emerging talent.” The suit noted:

“To the young Doe, this seemed like a potentially life changing opportunity.”

However, the suit claims it was anything but.

The mysterious man allegedly invited the performer to an “A-list birthday party” Diddy was hosting at a private house that night, and the singer accepted. Ninety minutes later, a black Cadillac Escalade picked John Doe up and took him to the place. When he met Diddy at the bash, the record produced allegedly said:

“So you must be [Doe’s stage name]. My assistant told me you have a beautiful voice. Sit down, have a drink with me, and let’s talk business.”

Per the complaint, Diddy allegedly gave John Doe “a drink, and the two talked about Doe’s music, goals, and aspirations.”

During the conversation, he claims the Bad Boy Records founder “made numerous promises about helping Doe secure a major recording contract.” And when the musician complimented Diddy on a necklace he had on, he “asked if Doe would like to see more of his jewelry collection,” to which “Doe excitedly agreed.” However, that excitement soon faded. According to the lawsuit, he started to feel off as he walked to another room in the home instead:

“Combs led Doe to a private room elsewhere in the House. At this point, Doe noticed that he felt strange — drowsy and slightly euphoric, and somewhat off-balance, beyond what he would expect from having consumed a single drink. It became clear to him that something was wrong.”

John Doe allegedly “realized later he had been drugged.” Awful. The court documents even included a picture of what was purported to be “an actual exemplary container” Diddy and his associates allegedly used to insert GHB, an illegal party drug, into drinks.

When Diddy and Doe entered the bedroom, the singer claimed in the documents that he “immediately noticed that there was no jewelry anywhere.” And things soon turned into a nightmare after that, he alleged. John Doe recalled:

“Combs bluntly asked Plaintiff, ‘Have you ever sucked a d**k before?’ Shocked, Doe said no, to which Combs responded, ‘You should try it,’ while pulling out his penis. Doe told Combs that he wasn’t comfortable and he attempted to leave, saying that Combs’ team could contact him in the morning.”

But he claims Diddy would not let him leave and allegedly “insisted that Doe would not receive any contract unless he complied.” John Doe claimed he once again refused the Coming Home artist but Combs allegedly “applied increasing pressure, continuing to make promises about launching Doe’s career.”

The suit continued:

“Eventually, Combs lost his patience. He grabbed Doe’s face and forcefully inserted his penis into Doe’s mouth. Doe felt trapped, and had become more incapacitated from the drugs Combs had given him. After orally raping Doe, Combs undressed him and assaulted him anally before leaving the room. Doe was left largely incapacitated on the edge of the bed.”

What the f**k…

The following morning, the suit alleged “an unknown person administered Doe an IV and told Doe that his ride was waiting outside. Doe claimed he was then “unceremoniously driven back to the nightclub and dropped off.”

Since the alleged assault, the musician has not seen or heard from Diddy. The complaint stated he has “experienced damages including pain and suffering, mental anguish, and emotional torment.” He also didn’t report the alleged attack at the time due to “Combs’ power and  notoriety, and because  he  was  shocked  and embarrassed,” adding:

“Doe became yet another Se.xu@l assault victim of  Combs’ through the same pattern and abuse of influence  Combs’ exercised over others previously.”

John Doe, who now lives in Chicago, is demanding “a trial by jury on his claims” and “seeks compensatory and punitive damages for that violent Se.xu@l assault.” The suit continued:

“The conduct described herein is shockingly typical of how Defendant Sean Combs conducted himself for many years. Many individuals and entities facilitated and conspired with this abhorrent conduct. Sean Combs believed he was above the law. He is not.”

Remember, this is the same guy Kanye West calls a “hero” and demands be set free, even after all the disturbing allegations against him — including the latest ones from John Doe. Horrible.

FWIW, a legal representative for Diddy has addressed these latest claims with a response to Us Weekly. However, it’s the same statement he has given before amid the recent wave of new lawsuits. It reads:

“Mr. Combs cannot respond to every new publicity stunt, even in response to claims that are facially [sic] ridiculous or demonstrably false. Mr. Combs and his legal team have full confidence in the facts and the integrity of the judicial process. In court, the truth will prevail: that Mr. Combs never Se.xu@l ly assaulted or trafficked anyone — man or woman, adult or minor.”

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