More than a hundred people accuse Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs of sexual abuse and exploitation

More than a hundred victims are expected to file a lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs alleging sexual abuse and exploitation, attorneys announced Tuesday.

The flood of complaints was announced Tuesday in Houston, Texas, the Los Angeles Times reported.

They are the latest in a slew of allegations against the 54-year-old founder of Bad Boy Records, who was arrested in New York two weeks ago on human trafficking charges.

Most of the new cases are expected to be filed in New York and Los Angeles, attorney Tony Buzbee said at a news conference.

“This is an important case that we want to aggressively pursue,” Buzbee said.

“We will leave no stone unturned to find all potentially liable parties, including any person or entity that participated in or benefited from this egregious conduct.”

The federal indictment unsealed last month included disturbing allegations that Combs, 54, manipulated women and plied them with drugs to participate in his “Freak Offs,” or violent sex sessions that were sometimes recorded against their will.

Combs’ staff took part in organizing the violent sexcapades — and helped keep them secret, the indictment alleged.

Combs pleaded not guilty and is currently being held without bail in federal custody at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

Before Combs’ high-profile arrest at a Manhattan hotel, 12 people — including his former girlfriend Cassie Ventura — accused the hip-hop mogul of sexual assault in civil court.

In May, unearthed surveillance footage from 2016 showed Combs viciously attacking Cassie in a hotel hallway.

“The heartbreaking video only further cemented Mr. Combs’ disturbing and predatory behavior,” Douglas H. Wigdor, an attorney for Ventura, said at the time.

“Words cannot express the courage and determination Ms. Ventura has shown in coming forward to expose this,” Wigdor added.

Attorney Ariel Mitchell-Kidd alleged that a shocking pornographic video of Combs and a “more high-profile” celebrity was being “shopped around” in Hollywood.

“I can see that the video was pornographic. This was at his home in Atlanta, and it appears the person is not watching the video. To me, it doesn’t appear that that person knows he or she is being videotaped,” Mitchell-Kidd told NewsNation.

Mitchell-Kidd said she also planned to file a new lawsuit against Combs on behalf of a client who alleged she was raped by the music star in 2018.

“Combs sexually assaulted her with an inanimate object. …And then instructed another gentleman to sexually assault her while he watched and pleasured himself,” the attorney alleged.

It was not immediately clear whether the claims from Mitchell-Kidd’s clients were among those announced Tuesday.