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Sean "Diddy" Combs and Cassie Ventura are being sued by a male escort who alleges years of abuse, including sex trafficking, STD exposure, and an uninformed abortion. -
How Diddy Dodged the Worst Charges After Prosecutors Gambled on RICO and Blew Their Shot Revealed
Sean "Diddy" Combs dodged the most serious sex trafficking and racketeering charges after prosecutors' high-stakes RICO gamble fell flat. -
Diddy's Conviction Likely to Be Reversed, Legal Expert Says, Citing 'Anachronistic' Law and Strong Grounds for Appeal
Sean "Diddy" Combs may see his prostitution convictions overturned, legal experts say, arguing the century-old Mann Act is outdated and was misapplied in the case. -
Diddy Jury Deadlocked on Racketeering; Buzbee Predicts Guilty Verdicts on Other Charges
Jury deadlocks on racketeering charge in Diddy's trial as attorney Tony Buzbee predicts guilty verdicts on remaining counts amid new civil lawsuits. -
Diddy and Son Justin Combs Sued for Allegedly Luring Woman With Career Promises Before Brutal Assault
Diddy and son Justin Combs are being sued by a woman who alleges they lured her to Los Angeles with false promises of a career before subjecting her to a drug-fueled gang rape, according to a new civil lawsuit. -
Diddy Almost Guaranteed to Be Convicted on RICO, Even After Prosecution Fails to Call Key Witnesses, Ex-Prosecutor Warns
Legal expert warns DOJ still poised for a RICO conviction against Diddy despite skipping key witnesses; sex trafficking charge remains the toughest hurdle. -
Diddy Eyeing Massive Celebration for Jury if Found Not Guilty, Inner Circle Says He's Already Mentally at the Afterparty: Report
Sean "Diddy" Combs is reportedly planning a blowout party for the jury if he's found not guilty in his federal sex trafficking trial, with sources saying he's already "mentally at the afterparty." -
Diddy's 'Freak-Offs' Could Be Fantasy Fuel, Not Scandal, Says Therapist: 'That Can Be Incorporated Into a Healthy Relationship'
Therapist weighs in on Diddy's 'freak-off' parties, saying kink isn't abuse unless power and consent are violated. -
Diddy Tells Judge He's 'Doing Great' As Defense Closes Swiftly Without Calling Witnesses
Diddy tells the judge he's "doing great" and declines to testify as his defense rests without calling witnesses in his federal sex trafficking trial. Closing arguments begin this week. -
Universal Music Group Seeks Dismissal from Sara Rivers Lawsuit, Claims No Direct Involvement in Allegations Against Diddy
UMG asks to be dropped from Sara Rivers' lawsuit against Diddy, calling the claims baseless. -
Diddy's Decision to Stay Silent Makes Legal Sense, 'Less Is More in a Case Like This,' Expert Says
Legal experts say Sean 'Diddy' Combs' choice to stay silent in his sex trafficking trial is smart strategy, avoiding risks tied to witness testimony and cross. -
Diddy Trial Leaves Out A-List Witnesses in Strategic Move: 'This Is Really About Him at the Top'
As Diddy's trial nears a pivotal point, prosecutors are keeping A-list celebrities off the witness stand. Legal experts say the focus is on his alleged role at the top of the operation, not on Hollywood ties.
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