In a shocking turn of events, Sean "Diddy" Combs is embroiled in numerous legal battles as he faces new allegations of sexual assault, including a grave accusation of molesting a teenage boy.

On Monday, six additional lawsuits were filed in Manhattan against the hip-hop mogul, who has already been named in over a dozen similar cases. These new claims allege that Combs engaged in abusive behavior toward the unnamed victims at various social gatherings and industry events spanning from 1995 to 2021.

Two of the allegations are related to the extravagant “white parties” hosted by Combs, where guests donned all-white attire to celebrate events like the Fourth of July and Labor Day at his luxurious Hamptons residence. One particularly disturbing claim comes from a man who says that at a party in 1998, when he was just 16 years old, Combs allegedly coerced him to remove his pants and sexually assaulted him under the guise of it being a "rite of passage" for aspiring artists in the music industry. The accuser, referred to as John Doe, claims he felt pressured to comply in hopes of advancing his career.

Another grave accusation pertains to a security guard who worked at a 2006 white party. This individual alleges that he was served a drink that had been tampered with, rendering him extremely ill, before being raped by Combs in an open van.

In response to these accusations, Combs’ legal representatives have firmly denied any wrongdoing, labeling the lawsuits as attempts to gain publicity. They asserted, “In court, the truth will prevail: that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone—adult or minor, man or woman.”

Despite the denial, the legal troubles keep piling up for the rapper. Lawyers involved in the cases anticipate that Combs will face over 100 additional lawsuits, with allegations encompassing a range of offenses from sexual assault to sex trafficking, all coordinated by Texas-based attorney Tony Buzbee.

Combs, alongside key partners like the well-known retailer Macy's and the Marriott hotel chain, has been named as a co-defendant in these fresh legal challenges. One woman claims that during a party tied to the reality show "Making the Band" in 2004, Combs sexually assaulted her after inviting her and a friend to an “exclusive” after-party at a Marriott hotel, where they were allegedly told, "You know what you are here for."

Another accuser alleges that in 2008, while Combs promoted his clothing line Sean John at Macy's, he cornered him with three bodyguards in the stockroom, forcing him to engage in sexual acts under threats of violence.

Recent allegations continue to surface, including claims from individuals who allege physical violence and sexual assaults linked to Combs at various events over the years, illustrating a troubling pattern. One particularly disturbing claim from a 2021 party suggests Combs administered a laced drink to an attendee, followed by sexual assault while they were incapacitated.

Beyond the civil lawsuits, Combs is also facing serious criminal charges, including racketeering, sex trafficking, and other violent behaviors, as part of an ongoing federal investigation. Last week, his legal team raised concerns about alleged leaks to the media that they claim could prejudice his right to a fair trial.

Currently, Combs remains in custody after being arrested last month, with judges determining he poses a danger to the community if released. A bail hearing last week was denied, and his legal team is appealing this decision as they prepare for a crucial trial slated for May 5.

As these disturbing allegations unfold, the entertainment world watches closely, along with advocates for victims of abuse. If you or anyone you know is facing a similar situation, there are resources available for support.