Diddy’s Upcoming Lawsuits To Create ‘Firestorm’ By Exposing Other Celebrities, Lawyer Says

Upcoming lawsuits involving Sean “Diddy” Combs are set to create a “firestorm” in Hollywood, potentially implicating other well-known figures in the music and entertainment industries, according to attorney Tony Buzbee. Buzbee, who represents 120 clients with complaints against the music mogul, revealed that multiple celebrities could be named in connection with Diddy’s alleged criminal activities.

Speaking with TMZ, Buzbee explained that while the focus remains on Diddy, other individuals involved in the alleged incidents may also face legal scrutiny. “We want to make sure that if we name individuals beyond Mr. Combs, we’ve done our homework as it’s going to create a firestorm,” he said. The attorney indicated that several people present at events where illegal activities reportedly took place could be held accountable for their involvement or silence.

Buzbee clarified that those who attended parties, witnessed inappropriate conduct, or helped cover it up could face legal exposure. “A lot of people attended these parties, a lot of people saw this activity going on, and a lot of people allowed it to continue without intervening,” Buzbee said, noting that some may have even benefited financially.

When asked whether the other celebrities involved are as famous as Diddy, Buzbee responded, “I would expect so, yes.” The Texas-based lawyer also disclosed that attempts had been made to settle confidentially with several high-profile individuals before legal action was made public.

The complaints against Diddy, spanning violent sexual assault, drug-facilitated abuse, and sexual misconduct involving minors, are expected to be filed in the coming weeks. One of the most shocking allegations involves a nine-year-old child who claims to have been sexually abused by Diddy during an audition for Bad Boy Records.

Buzbee described a disturbing pattern in many of the cases: victims were allegedly invited to parties, given drug-laced drinks, and then sexually assaulted, while others watched and “enjoyed the show.” Afterward, the victims were reportedly threatened into silence.

In response, Diddy’s attorney Erica Wolff has strongly denied the claims. “Mr. Combs emphatically and categorically denies as false and defamatory any claim that he sexually abused anyone, including minors,” Wolff said. She added that Diddy is eager to prove his innocence in court, where the evidence will speak for itself.

Diddy is also awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges, adding to the mounting legal battles he faces.