🕵️‍♂️ Background: A Legal Web with Dozens of Plaintiffs

Sean “Diddy” Combs faces over 70 civil lawsuits and multiple criminal charges including sex trafficking, racketeering, and sexual assault . These cases include accusations involving drugging, coercion, and exploitation spanning decades, with victims ranging from ex-partners to party attendees and staff

⭐ Celebrities Named in Lawsuits

Aaron Hall

Named alongside Diddy in a 1990-era assault lawsuit under New York’s Adult Survivors Act. The plaintiff claims both men were involved in sexual assault at his apartment

Harve Pierre

Diddy’s former Bad Boy Records president faces separate allegations tied to earlier claims of assault and trafficking involving a 17-year-old

Odell Beckham Jr. & Druski (Drew Desbordes)

Accused in a March 2025 gang-rape claim from 2018. Both publicly denied any wrongdoing after being named in an amended complaint

Jay‑Z (Shawn Carter)

Mentioned in a lawsuit involving a 2000 TMZ case with a minor at a VMAs afterparty. Jay-Z has firmly denied the allegations, and many related cases were later dropped

Cassie Ventura

Diddy’s ex-girlfriend sued him in November 2023 for long-term abuse, rape, and sex trafficking. The suit was resolved quickly via an undisclosed settlement

Kid Cudi

Her lawsuit mentioned that Kid Cudi’s car was destroyed during Diddy’s alleged violent episodes. Cudi confirmed it to The New York Times

Michael B. Jordan, Kanye “Ye” West, Michelle Williams, Dawn Richard

Their names surfaced during jury selection or in filings. Michael B. Jordan and Ye West appeared linked to overlapping relationships or party attendance; Michelle Williams and Dawn Richard filed separate lawsuits alleging abuse Mass Choir, Donald Lawrence, Clark Sisters, Smokie Norful, Prince Harry)

Named in Rodney Jones’ lawsuit, but only as part of broader industry or social connections—not accused of wrongdoing

⚠️ What This Means

Named ≠ accused: Some individuals are merely tangentially mentioned, sometimes as party attendees or professional contacts—not as defendants.

Legal leverage: Plaintiffs often reference high-profile names to strengthen their claims or encourage settlements .

Denials are uniform: Those mentioned—including Odell, Druski, Jay-Z—have publicly denied any involvement

Cases vary: While some relate to decades-old alleged assaults, others are more recent, even involving minors.

🧭 What’s Next?

The federal criminal trial continues, with jury deliberations on racketeering and trafficking underway

Many civil cases remain pending; some plaintiffs may be called to testify or testify in sealed hearings.

Expect more names to emerge as more lawsuits are filed—the scope could expand well beyond what’s currently known .

✅ Final Summary

The lawsuits tied to P. Diddy have named a wide range of public figures:

Some are directly accused of involvement (Cassie, Aaron Hall, Harve Pierre).

Others are mentioned for association or alleged attendance (Odell Beckham Jr., Druski, Jay‑Z, Kid Cudi, Michael B. Jordan, Ye, Michelle Williams, Dawn Richard).

Many are not formally accused, such as clergy, gospel singers, or royalty—they were referenced to support broader narratives

The legal fallout remains dynamic and high-stakes, with multiple plaintiffs, defenses, and legal teams navigating a highly publicized web of allegations.

📢 Your Take: Does naming these celebrities reflect serious allegations or strategic legal posturing? Drop your thoughts — this evolving story affects not just Diddy, but the entire culture around celebrity accountability.