
Sean Combs Teen Accuser Reveals Name After Judge’s Ruling
A woman who claims Sean 'Diddy' Combs and other men gang raped her when she was 17 in 2003 must now use her real name, a judge ruled.

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A woman who claims Sean 'Diddy' Combs and other men gang raped her when she was 17 in 2003 must now use her real name, a judge ruled.

A lead prosecutor in the Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking case has joined the SDNY team in Sean 'Diddy' Combs' criminal trial

Prosecutors accused Sean Combs of contacting third parties and potential witnesses in attempt to sway a future jury pool from behind bars

In arguing against Combs’ release from detention, prosecutors claim the music mogul's extensive history of violence extends to his own personal staff

Five more anonymous accusers — three men and two women — claim they were sexually assaulted, abused and/or exploited by Combs in alleged incidents dating back to 2001

“Puff took this white bird and threw it up in the air, and the bird just fell to the ground, boom, like it was a brick,” Gene Deal says in new documentary about Shyne Barrow

Sean Combs paid fellow inmates to use their phone accounts improperly and orchestrated his birthday video to influence jury pool, prosecutors claim.

Sting said that the allegations against Diddy, who famously sampled 'Every Breath You Take,' don't 'taint' the Police classic for him.

The mogul's team re-upped their request after an alleged grand jury witness claimed to possess incriminating sexual videos of Combs

Teens have turned their penchant for edgy humor into a cascade of jokes about the disgraced hip-hop mogul, making him internet shorthand for a boogeyman