New Allegations Emerge as Ongoing Legal Troubles Deepen

November 18, 2025: Authorities in Los Angeles have opened a new investigation into a sexual battery allegation against Sean “Diddy” Combs, intensifying the legal scrutiny surrounding the music mogul as he continues to serve time for previous convictions.

Fresh Allegations Come to Light

According to officials, a male music producer and publicist reported that Combs exposed himself during a 2020 photo shoot inside a Los Angeles warehouse and demanded sexual assistance. The accuser alleges Combs threw a shirt at him afterward, creating a hostile and disturbing encounter.

The same individual also reported a second incident from March 2021, claiming he was physically restrained by two men who covered his head before Combs entered the room, yelled at him, and made threatening remarks. These allegations were filed in Florida in September 2025, shortly after Combs’ latest conviction, and were forwarded to California authorities.

Sheriff’s Department Responds

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed it has launched a formal investigation through its Special Victims Bureau. Detectives are now reviewing the allegations, interviewing involved parties, and determining next steps. As of now, no arrests have been made related to these new claims.

Ongoing Legal Challenges

Combs is currently serving a prison sentence following his 2025 conviction on two counts related to prostitution. Although he was found not guilty of more serious racketeering and sex trafficking charges, prosecutors in that case accused him of orchestrating exploitative environments and abusing his power — accusations Combs has denied.

These new claims add another layer to the series of allegations and lawsuits that have emerged over the past year, further complicating his legal and public standing.

What Happens Next

As the investigation unfolds, officials emphasize that more information will be released once the case progresses. Combs’ legal team has not issued a statement regarding the new allegations.