Sean "Diddy" Combs is set to be sentenced in his criminal sex-crimes case, while a mountain of civil lawsuits sits on the horizon.

At the conclusion of Combs' seven-weeklong federal trial in July, Combs was found guilty of the two lesser counts of transportation to engage in prostitution and acquitted of the more serious racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking charges.

His sentencing is set for Friday, Oct. 3.

Diddy's signature lifestyle of excess appears central to his downfall. Many of the following alleged victims recall being given spiked drinks at Combs' purportedly self-indulgent soirees, including his infamous White Parties and alleged hotel "freak offs," as well as what should have been professional settings. Incidents allegedly happened during auditions for his artists' music videos and for his MTV reality series "Making the Band."

Other accusers claim Combs recorded the alleged assaults and shared the videos with others.

The alleged victims range from children and teens to adults, seemingly in Combs' orbit by happenstance, or young men and women who sought to make inroads in the music industry, seeing association with the Bad Boy record executive as an opportunity to pursue their dreams, apparently quickly shattered.

Others include shortterm and longterm romantic partners. Combs' alleged abuse of his partners may go as far back as his days at Howard University, when a fellow student recalled him beating a woman. Years later, his relationship with singer Cassie and his on-and-off romantic relationship with actress Kat Pasion may also show patterns of alleged abuse.

Casandra "Cassie" Ventura Fine and three anonymous alleged victims, some of which on the list thereon, testified in his federal sex-trafficking trial.

The music mogul has denied all of the allegations, aside from an apology video following the release of security footage in which Combs is seen beating Cassie, though Combs claimed the video has been altered.

To date, more than 70 lawsuits have been filed against Combs. In October 2024, Texas-based attorney Tony Buzbee announced he would represent 120 individual accusers. Alleged victims represented by Buzbee now account for about half of the lawsuits filed so far.

Here is a complete (and developing) list of his accusers.

Cassie, Dawn Richard, actress Kat Pasion among alleged Diddy victims

The following is a list of the people who have publicly accused Combs, from the first lawsuit filed by Cassie in November 2023 to the most recent suit in June 2025. It includes accusers named in court records, as well as anonymous alleged victims identified as Jane or John Doe. The list will be updated as new filings or rulings surface.

Cassie Ventura

Combs' former longtime girlfriend and Bad Boy Recording artist who accused him of trafficking, raping and viciously beating her over the course of a decade, beginning a few years after signing to his label in 2006 and ending after he allegedly raped her in 2018. The "Me & U" singer's lawsuit, settled just a day later, triggered the chain reaction of lawsuits and an investigation that ultimately led to federal criminal charges.

Joi Dickerson-Neal

A then-college student who claimed Combs drugged, sexually assaulted and abused her in 1991, and recorded the incident on videotape, which was distributed to others in the music industry.

Liza Gardner (Jane Doe 1)

Claimed Diddy and Guy singer Aaron Hall took turns raping her and a friend after meeting the pair at an MCA Records event in either 1990 or 1991. She initially filed her lawsuit anonymously.

Anna Kane (Jane Doe 2)

A then-17-year-old who alleged Diddy and former Bad Boy Entertainment president Harve Pierre "gang raped" her. A year after her filing anonymously in December 2023, a judge ruled she had to reveal her identity.

Rodney "Lil Rod" Jones Jr.

"The Love Album" producer who claimed Combs groped, sexually harassed and assaulted him; facilitated others, including then-girlfriend Yung Miami's cousin and Cuba Gooding Jr., to assault him; and has not paid him for "thousands of hours of work." A judge overseeing the case dismissed several of Jones' allegations in March 2025, including his racketeering allegations.

Grace O'Marcaigh

A steward who claimed Diddy's son Christian Combs sexually assaulted and harassed her on a yacht the family chartered in 2022. The woman claimed Diddy aided and abetted his youngest son.

Crystal McKinney

A 22-year-old model at the time who claimed Combs assaulted her and forced her to perform oral sex at his New York City studio in 2003. She says he had her "blackballed" in the modeling industry.

April Lampros

A former New York Fashion Institute of Technology student who alleged Diddy raped her on multiple occasions from 1995 to 2000 or 2001, including one instance in which she claimed he forced her and his then-girlfriend Kim Porter (who died in 2018) to take ecstasy and have sex together before he raped her. Lampros' lawsuit was significantly reduced in July 2025, after a New York judge dismissed all but one claim.

Derrick Lee Cardello-Smith

A longterm Michigan inmate who said Diddy allegedly assaulted him at a Detroit Holiday Inn afterparty. He received a default civil suit judgment in September 2024, which was reversed a week later. The case has been dismissed multiple times, with Cardello-Smith filing an intention to appeal in March 2025.

Adria English

Alleged she was sex trafficked at Diddy's notorious White Parties from 2004 to 2009. She filed her lawsuit in July 2024. Her lawyers have quit twice, citing their client's "self-destructive activities" and "unreasonably difficult" conduct.

Dawn Richard

Former Danity Kane and Diddy – Dirty Money singer who accused Diddy of stealing her work, withholding payment and subjecting her to "inhumane" working conditions over the course of their decade-long professional relationship, which allegedly included assault, groping, false imprisonment and multiple instances where she claimed to have seen the producer assault Cassie.

Thalia Graves

Claimed Combs and his then-bodyguard, Joseph "Big Joe" Sherman, "viciously raped her" at the Bad Boy Records studio in New York City, and that Combs recorded and shared footage of the alleged 2001 assault. Sherman is suing her for defamation.

Chelsea Lovelace (Jane Doe 3)

Alleged in a September 2024 lawsuit, first filed as "Jane Doe," that Diddy drugged and assaulted her in incidents from 2021 through 2024. At one point, she became pregnant, she said, and eventually suffered a miscarriage. He allegedly pressured her to regularly travel to meet him, ingest "illicit substances," have sex with other men and women and otherwise do his bidding by leveraging the allowance he was paying her.

Jane Doe 4

A woman who said she was allegedly beaten and raped in 1995 at a promotional party in New York for the Biggie Smalls music video "One More Chance." Her lawsuit was tossed out after she refused to reveal her identity.

John Doe 1

A man who, at 16 years old, attended a 1998 White Party in the Hamptons hosted by Combs. At the party, the man alleged Combs instructed him to expose himself as a "rite of passage." Combs then allegedly grabbed the man's genitals.

Candice McCrary (Jane Doe 5)

A then-19-year-old college student who said she met Combs at a photoshoot in Manhattan in 2004. The woman said she and a friend were invited to an exclusive party where she was locked in a room and threatened before Combs ordered her to undress and raped her. She originally filed her lawsuit anonymously, but her motion to proceed under the pseudonym was denied weeks later.

John Doe 2

A man who worked as a security guard at Combs' 2006 White Party in the Hamptons. The man claimed that he was given two drinks that were drugged, and Combs "forcibly pushed" him into a van, holding him down and sexually assaulted him.

John Doe 3

A man who worked as an advisor for Ecko Clothing and claimed he was struck and "orally" raped by the Bad Boy founder in a Macy's store in New York in 2008.

John Doe 4

A man who attended a New York party in 2021, where he was drugged and assaulted by multiple men, including Diddy, he claimed.

Ashley Parham

Claimed Combs and others "violently gang raped" her at the Orinda, California, apartment of Shane Pearce, one of his associates, in 2018. Parham refiled her lawsuit months later to add comedian Druski, football wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., Diddy's mother Janice Combs and alleged associates to the lawsuit. As with other claims, Combs has denied the allegations, as have Druski and Beckham. California law enforcement officials called Parham's lawsuit claims "unfounded."

Jane Doe 6

A woman who was 13 at the time of her alleged drugging and rape at a party following the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. The woman claimed that a 30-year-old Combs and an unnamed male celebrity assaulted her while an unnamed female celebrity watched. She would go on to name Jay-Z as the male celebrity. She dropped her lawsuit months later "with prejudice," meaning it cannot be re-filed in the future. Jay-Z has since sued her and her attorney, Tony Buzbee, for defamation.

Jane Doe 7

An Arizona-based woman who said Combs assaulted her at a Las Vegas party during Memorial Day weekend 2014.

Jane Doe 8

A rapper-producer who claimed Combs drugged and assaulted her at a house party in Manhattan in December 2022. The original lawsuit was dismissed and then refiled the day after.

John Doe 5

A Los Angeles businessman who claimed Diddy assaulted him at a Cîroc party in 2022.

John Doe 6

A male personal trainer who alleged Combs assaulted him at an award show afterparty in June 2022.

John Doe 7

A California man who was 10 years old when he auditioned for Combs at a hotel in 2005. He claimed Combs, who would have been around 36 at the time, drugged and sexually assaulted the aspiring child actor and rapper.

John Doe 8

A man who was 17 years old when he said Combs and his bodyguard sexually assaulted him several times when he auditioned for MTV's "Making the Band" in 2008.

DeWitt Gilmore

Claimed in an assault and battery lawsuit that Combs shot at him after an argument outside of a nightclub in 1996.

Jane Doe 9

A Maryland woman who Combs allegedly drugged and forced to give him, his friends and security oral sex in a SUV limo outside of a Club New Yorker Halloween party in 2001.

Jane Doe 10

A Texas woman who was 17 years old at the time of her alleged assault at a Fourth of July party in the Hamptons in 2004. According to her November 2024 filing, she drank a drugged alcoholic drink and later woke up to "throbbing pains in her vaginal and anal areas."

John Doe 9

A Texas man and aspiring actor who attended a music video audition to play a cop when he said Combs and an unnamed bodyguard drugged and raped him in 2001.

John Doe 10

A Florida man who claimed Diddy drugged and raped him at a 2022 afterparty in Miami.

John Doe 11

A Georgia man who alleged Diddy drugged and raped him at a New York City house party in 2022.

Bryana Bongolan

A fashion designer who claimed Combs dangled her from a 17th-floor balcony at Cassie's Los Angeles apartment in 2016, before slamming her into furniture and threatening to kill her.

Jane Doe 11

A Louisiana woman claimed Combs sexually assaulted her at his fatal City College charity game in 1991. She said he sexually assaulted her while his bodyguard "was standing watch" outside of the record executive's makeshift dressing room.

Latroya Grayson

Said she was hospitalized after Combs allegedly sexually assaulted her at a "black party" after she won a radio station contest to attend one of his New York City parties in 2006.

Phillip Pines

Diddy's ex-executive assistant, who claimed the Sean John founder made him assist in his sex-trafficking operation from 2019 to 2021.

Jane Doe 12

A woman who claimed Combs sexually assaulted her in 2000 when she was 16 years old and babysitting for a tenant in a lower Manhattan building where his romantic partner lived.

Sara Rivers

"Making the Band 2" alum and Da Band singer who accused Combs of sexual misconduct in a lawsuit filed in February 2025, on the same day she appeared on Peacock's documentary "Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy." In August 2025, a New York judge ordered that all charges against the embattled music mogul be dismissed.

John Doe 12

An aspiring male rapper and singer whom Combs allegedly drugged and forced into group sex at Q/C's 20/20 in LA in 2015. A New York judge dismissed the man's complaint in August 2025 due to it being "untimely under both New York and California law."

Jane Doe 13

A New York City woman who worked as a bottle service attendant during multiple alleged incidents with Combs. She alleged Combs' associates drugged and raped her at his direction at a White Party in 1997, while he watched. And in a second incident in the "late 1990s," she claimed after running into Combs at a Limelight nightclub party, she and a friend were taken against their will to a penthouse suite at the Trump Hotel, where they were drugged and forced into group sex.

Jane Doe 14

A California woman alleged Diddy forced her into group sex at a private "shadow party" in New York City sometime in the 1990s.

John Doe 13

A male entertainer and musician who said Combs trafficked and coerced him into performing strip shows from 2007 to 2012. The man also accused the record producer of drugging, raping and threatening him on multiple occasions.

John Doe 14

A then-17-year-old who said he got into a SoHo nightclub in 2012, where he was invited to hang out with Combs, who gave him a shot of Ciroc he believes was drugged. In his February 2025 lawsuit, he said Combs raped him in a back room, with him regaining consciousness the next morning.

John Doe 15

A male musician who, while busking outside a "popular nightclub" in LA in November 2022, was invited to a party where he claimed Combs "drugged and forcefully raped" him.

John Doe 16

A then-18-year-old musician who alleged that at a 2009 industry party at the Beverly Hills Plaza Hotel, Combs approached him to discuss his music career. Per his February 2025 filing, he claimed he was drugged and taken to a room where Combs raped him and forced him into group sex.

John Doe 17

A man and former model who tried out for a music video at the Bad Boy Records office in Manhattan in 2006, when Combs demanded he take off his clothes and, after the man refused, Combs groped him, per the February 2025 filing.

Jane Doe 15

An Atlanta woman who was celebrating her 20th birthday at LA's Club Playhouse in 2016, when Combs allegedly approached her, threatened her to take a drink that she believed was drugged and forcefully penetrated her with his fingers. The woman said she was able to leave the club shortly after.

Jane Doe 16

A then-23-year-old model and radio station promotional employee who attended a VIP party hosted by Combs claimed the producer drugged and subjected her to four hours of "unwanted touching and groping" at his home around 1999.

Jane Doe 17

A woman who alleged Diddy's associates, acting as promoters, picked her up in Times Square in 2002 and took her to his NYC hotel party. Per her February 2025 suit, she said she was drugged, led to a room with group sex and groped by two men who stopped after she loudly protested. She said they photographed her ID before she was allowed to leave.

Jane Doe 18

A Florida woman who said she was 15 years old when her sex trafficker took her and other girls to a party hosted by Combs in 2020. The woman claimed she was drugged ahead of time, and that Combs paid for the girls to be at the party, where she was raped by around 20 of Combs' guests. The woman alleged she also observed Combs raping a Latina girl, who she believed to be 12 or 13 years old.

John Doe 18

A man who was hired as an escort to have sex with Diddy's "female companion" in 2012. The record executive allegedly drugged, forcibly raped and pushed him to perform a series of "degrading" sexual acts on the woman.

Jourdan Cha'Taun

Former chef who worked for Combs from 2007 to 2010, and alleged the music mogul physically assaulted her during an argument at his home in an appearance on the docuseries "The Fall of Diddy." Cha'Taun has not filed a lawsuit.

Kat Pasion

A Canadian actress and former girlfriend of Combs on and off in the late 2010s, who claimed in the docuseries "The Fall of Diddy" that he subjected her to nonconsensual sex. Pasion has not filed a lawsuit.

Aristalia Benitez

A 20-year-old New York University student who claimed Combs sexually assaulted her while she was unconscious at a party in lower Manhattan in 1995.

Justin Gooch

A then 16-year-old who alleged Combs gave him drugs and sexually assaulted him at The Tunnel nightclub bathroom in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City in 1999.

Leslie Cockrell

A then-24-year-old music scout who claimed Combs drugged and assaulted her at his party in the Hamptons in 1999.

Kendra Haffoney

An "I Want to Work for Diddy" cast member who said Combs drugged and assaulted her at a 2007 party after she moved to New York to begin filming the first season of the series.

Kirk Burrowes

Bad Boy Entertainment co-founder Kirk Burrowes claimed Combs regularly forced him to watch the mogul have sex with employees and interns, demanded he watch the producer masturbate, requested sex acts and threatened him over his 25% stake in the company in a February 2025 lawsuit.

Jane Doe 19

A woman who was 16 years old when she allegedly auditioned to be a backup dancer for Combs in 1993. She said in a February 2025 lawsuit that a man named "Kay" took her to a home near Long Island, New York, where she was allegedly drugged and Combs assaulted her. She awoke hours later in a car, bloodied and in pain. She said she didn't report the incident out of fear, but after her parents learned of the assault, she allegedly received medical attention.

John Doe 19

A barber who claimed Combs was a client before the mogul potentially drugged and then sexually assaulted him at a recording studio in 1997, according to a February 2025 filing. The man alleged that Combs bribed him with cash on multiple occasions to keep him silent.

Jane Doe 20

A New York City woman who said Combs forced himself onto her in a bathroom stall and shoved her against the wall at his former New York City restaurant Justin's when she refused to perform sexual acts. According to her February 2025 lawsuit, a professional athlete had to intervene and pull him off so she could escape.

John Doe 20

A Brooklyn, New York, man who was a clothing line operator and claimed Combs subjected him to physical, sexual and emotional abuse over the course of their professional relationship, including a groping incident at an East Hamptons White Party in 1998, according to his February 2025 lawsuit.

Jane Doe 21

A New York woman who alleged Diddy's bodyguard, Joseph Sherman, a friend's love interest, offered her a ride after partying at a nightclub in 2001, then raped her at gunpoint after stopping at his NYC apartment. She names Diddy in the February 2025 lawsuit, claiming Sherman was "directed and encouraged by Combs."

John Doe 21

A 19-year-old DJ hired to work Combs' Hamptons White Party in 2003, when he said he was drugged and Combs and three other men sodomized and raped him. The man said in his February lawsuit that upon attempting to exit, a security guard or associate said, "No one would ever find (your) body" if he spoke of the incident.

Jane Doe 22

A Pennsylvania woman who alleged that after visiting Jay-Z's 40/40 Club in New York City in 2006, Combs sent her drinks that made her feel "woozy." In her February 2025 lawsuit, she claimed he followed her into the bathroom, groped her and tried to force oral sex. She said she was able to escape when the door opened and distracted him.

John Doe 22

A Michigan man alleged in a February 2025 lawsuit that at 14, he ran into Combs, whom he knew through his father, at an NYC hotel in 2006 and was invited to a room party to play his music. In his February suit, he claimed he was given a drugged drink and later woke up to Combs raping him while a woman filmed.

Jane Doe 23

A then-18-year-old woman who attended a 2007 Hamptons White Party. The woman said in her February 2025 lawsuit that she attended with a friend who left her for 15 minutes. When the friend came looking for the woman, she was allegedly naked and surrounded by men. The friend was able to help her escape.

Laquay Applewhite

As part of a February 2025 joint lawsuit with six other alleged victims – Billie Cummings, Ian Fearon, Latasha Forbes, Amad Jenkins, Fallon Matthews and an Alabama Jane Doe – she claimed Combs sexually battered and groped her at an industry party hosted at his Florida home in 2004.

Billie Cummings

Claimed Diddy violently molested and sexually battered her during a New York music video shoot for The Notorious B.I.G. around 1995, when she was 14 or 15 years old.

Ian Fearon

Alleged Combs violently forced him to masturbate and fellate him at his New York apartment around 2003, when Fearon was about 19 years old.

Latasha Forbes

Claimed that Combs violently raped, sodomized and sexually battered her, and encouraged others to do the same, when she was 17 years old and at Bad Boy's "premises" in New York around 1994.

Amad Jenkins

Claimed Combs groped and sexually battered him at a Bad Boy launch party in Florida around 2004 or 2005, when he was about 18 years old.

Fallon Matthews

Alleged that around 2014 Combs sexually assaulted and battered her in Illinois while she was intoxicated.

Jane Doe 24

An Alabama woman who, according to a February 2025 lawsuit filed with six other alleged victims, Combs groped, sexually assaulted and raped during a 2010 "Making the Band" audition.

Seven Güzel

An aspiring artist who alleged Diddy manipulated, groomed, drugged, abused and raped her on multiple occasions after first meeting in 2017 – including an alleged assault on a plane and an assault within earshot of his employees – in a February 2025 lawsuit. Güzel also said Combs videotaped her nude and shared the video with others, and prevented her from leaving on multiple occasions.

John Doe 23 and Jane Doe 25

A Nevada man (who was also an alleged victim of Michael Jackson) and the man's mother, whom Combs' associates allegedly kidnapped from their Las Vegas home in 2018. They said they were drugged and beaten at a San Francisco hotel, and Combs and his associates later raped them. Both claim to have been present during Ashley Parham's alleged assault.

John Doe 24

A Southern California man who worked as a photographer and production assistant on the set of a commercial in 2022 or 2023, when Combs allegedly invited him to his trailer. The Revolt TV founder allegedly forced the man to perform oral sex on him in exchange for making the man's "career take off."

Joseph Manzaro

Claimed Combs orchestrated the man's abduction from his Florida home to a party at a Miami residence with multiple celebrities present, where the rapper drugged, humiliated and sexually assaulted him in a targeted revenge plot. Another accuser, Adria English, is a defendant.

Jane Doe 26

A woman who allegedly partied with Combs on multiple occasions after meeting the music mogul in the elevator of a New York law firm in May 2001. Two months later, she said Combs raped her at his Manhattan apartment after attending a Mos Def concert, despite the woman having previously rejected his advances.

Michael West

Michael West claimed a man assaulted him at Combs' Los Angeles home after matching with a promoter on Grindr in June 2023. He alleged in his June 2025 lawsuit that he was drugged and woke up to a man groping him at Combs and another celebrity's urging, according to Vulture and the Washington Post.

Jane Doe 27

A woman who claimed that in 2017, Justin Combs flew her out to Los Angeles, where he was drugged, "literally held prisoner for a weekend" and "repeatedly raped" by three masked men, including the elder Combs, according to her June 2025 lawsuit.

Contributing: KiMi Robinson, Edward Segarra, Brendan Morrow, Anna Kaufman, Jay Stahl, Pamela Avila, Naledi Ushe and Anika Reed, USA TODAY

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