Lawyer Suing Diddy Warns Celebrities at ‘Freak-Offs’ to Settle or Face Lawsuits

The legal fallout surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged misconduct continues to expand as attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents over 120 alleged victims, has set his sights on other prominent figures linked to the infamous “Freak-Offs.” The explosive revelations come to light in TMZ Presents The Downfall of Diddy: Inside the Freak-Offs, now streaming on Tubi.

In the documentary, Buzbee lays out his strategy, emphasizing that even those who didn’t participate in illegal activities but were present during the incidents could face repercussions. “If there were people at the freak-offs who watched people who were sexually abused after being drugged and they did nothing to stop it, they’re just as guilty as the perpetrators,” Buzbee stated, underscoring the gravity of the accusations.

The attorney disclosed that his focus isn’t limited to the music mogul alone; he’s eyeing other celebrities, politicians, and business leaders who were present at these parties. In a significant move, Buzbee revealed that he has already issued demand letters to some of these individuals, warning them to settle or brace themselves for high-profile, reputationally damaging lawsuits.

The documentary also features insights from Ray J, who shared that some celebrities have been proactively reaching out to victims in an attempt to preemptively settle potential claims. These financial settlements could potentially shield them from being embroiled in public legal battles.

As the story unfolds, it’s clear that the legal and public relations fallout from these events could extend far beyond Diddy, implicating a wider network of influential figures.