Over 50 Victims, Including Minors, Prepare New Lawsuit Against P. Diddy as Horrific Details Emerge

Legal troubles surrounding rapper P. Diddy have intensified as more than 50 victims including minors, are preparing to file a new lawsuit against him.

According to reports from the Buzbee Law Firm, the victims allege sexual abuse not only by P. Diddy but also by several of his powerful associates.

Both women and men are among the accusers, with many claiming they were minors when the alleged crimes occurred.

Tony Buzbee lawyer representing the victims shared disturbing details about the nature of abuse. “Some of these courageous individuals reported the incidents to authorities, while others did not. Each story is deeply heartbreaking,” Buzbee stated. He described the crimes as “acts of debauchery” carried out at private homes, hotels, and P. Diddy’s notorious parties. Buzbee also suggested that the number of victims could rise as more individuals come forward.

A press conference is expected early next week where the law firm plans to reveal some of the victims’ stories and provide further details on the case.

This latest development follows a string of troubling allegations against rapper. November his ex-girlfriend Cassie accused him of years of sexual and physical abuse, though she dropped the lawsuit within 24 hours.

Since then graphic footage of the alleged abuse has surfaced online, further tarnishing P. Diddy’s reputation.

In late March, a raid on the artist’s home uncovered illegal substances, weapons, and more than a thousand bottles of lube.

P. Diddy, currently held in one of New York‘s most notorious prisons without bail, is reportedly on suicide watch and has been refusing food out of fear of being poisoned.

Scandal has also pulled other celebrities into the spotlight, with footage of P. Diddy’s wild parties surfacing online. Among the attendees was a beloved actor now battling a serious illness.

As this case develops, the fallout for P. Diddy and those involved continues to grow. Public awaits further updates on the lawsuit and the press conference scheduled for next week.