In a shocking turn of events, music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing yet another seual assault lawsuit,

with the latest victim alleging that she was trafficked and assaulted by Diddy and his associates when she was just 17 years old.

The woman, identified as Jane Doe, filed the lawsuit with graphic details, triggering a warning for its highly sensitive content.

The lawsuit, filed by high-profile attorney Douglas Wigder, known for his involvement in cases against powerful figures like Harvey Weinstein, claims that the allegations against Diddy are even more egregious than those brought by previous victims. Jane Doe alleges that in 2003, she was introduced to Diddy by Harve Pierre, the president of Bad Boy Entertainment, who insisted he was best friends with Diddy.

According to the lawsuit, Jane Doe was drugged and trafficked across state lines, ultimately being subjected to a horrific assault by Diddy, Harve Pierre, and an unnamed third assailant. The details of the attack are disturbing, and the lawsuit includes photos of Jane Doe with Diddy on the night in question, providing evidence that she was present at Diddy’s studio in New York City.

Diddy, responding to the allegations on Instagram, vehemently denied the accusations, accusing his alleged victims of seeking a quick payday. He declared, “I did not do any of the awful things being alleged. I will fight for my name, my family, and for the truth.”

Insiders close to the situation suggest that Diddy may adopt a strategy similar to that of convicted seual offender R. Kelly, portraying himself as the victim and his accusers as money-hungry liars. This comes amidst rumors that Diddy may use the Darvo technique—deny, attack, and reverse victim and offender—to garner public sympathy.

In a surprising move, rapper 50 Cent, known as Fiddy, announced that all proceeds from his upcoming documentary on Diddy will be donated to benefit seual assault victims. Fiddy, through his Production Company G-Unit Films and Television, plans to delve into the allegations against Diddy, promising to bring more evidence to light.

Furthermore, Fiddy’s social media posts have sparked speculation about Rick Ross, a close friend of Diddy, potentially being implicated in seual assault allegations. Fiddy shared a video clip of former Bad Boy artist Mark Curry discussing Diddy spiking champagne bottles, merging it with snippets of Rick Ross’s controversial lyrics. The lyrics suggest drugging and assaulting women, raising concerns and prompting fans to demand investigations into Ross’s involvement.

As the legal battle unfolds, and Fiddy’s documentary promises revelations, the future looks uncertain for Diddy and those associated with him. With the public eagerly awaiting further developments, the music industry is left grappling with the potential fallout from these disturbing allegations.