Sean Combs has been hit with 5 new sexual assault lawsuits.

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Five more lawsuits have been filed against American producer and rapper Sean Combs, known as "Diddy" and "Puff Daddy," for sexual assault and rape allegations in the United States.

5 NEW LAWSUITS FILED

According to court documents obtained by NBC News, attorney Tony Buzbee, representing individuals who claim to have been sexually assaulted and abused by Combs, has filed five new lawsuits against the famous rapper. The filings indicate that five individuals, two of whom are male and three female, were sexually abused and raped by Combs between 2000 and 2022.

The documents allege that Combs sexually assaulted or raped four individuals after administering drugs to them, with one of these individuals being 13 years old at the time. Buzbee stated that he plans to file a total of seven lawsuits and that they will file a lawsuit against Combs every week.

Attorney Buzbee had previously announced that 120 individuals he represents, who claim to have been sexually assaulted and abused by Combs, would file lawsuits, with half being male and half female.

Later, it was announced that new lawsuits had been filed against Combs for allegedly sexually abusing six individuals, four of whom are male, including a 16-year-old child.

DIDDY'S DARK PAST

Combs, known as "Diddy," was arrested on September 16 on charges of "sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, unlawful detention, arson, drug possession, bribery, and obstruction of justice." The 14-page indictment shared with the public on September 17 stated that Combs often hosted parties called "Freak Offs," which lasted for days and were usually recorded, at his homes, and that he forced attendees to engage in sexual intercourse. The indictment noted that Combs used methods such as "threatening to control their careers by using his influence, and committing economic, psychological, verbal, and physical violence" against victims, and that "drugs" were seized during searches of the rapper's homes.

The indictment also recorded that Combs offered bribes to witnesses and victims to remain silent or to testify falsely. Combs has denied all charges against him in the federal court where he was brought in Manhattan.

If found guilty, Combs could face a minimum of 15 years and a maximum of life imprisonment. The lawsuits against the American producer and rapper are set to begin on May 5, 2025.