Digddy, who was planning to leave Hollywood, was hit with yet another sex-related lawsuit

Another obstacle for Diddy, who is supposedly hoping to escape the spotlight of Hollywood, is a recent sex trafficking lawsuit.

The singer, who apparently sold his enormous Holmby Hills property and even separated himself from his firm, faces double the difficulties as a result of the case.

Amidst the increasing claims of sexual assault, Diddy’s life becomes even more intricate with this latest case.

Diddy’s mounting legal troubles were exacerbated by a sex trafficking suit.

Adria English, better known by her stage name Omunique, has filed a lawsuit against Diddy, his firm Bad Boy, and other parties amid bombshell accusations.

She alleges that at Diddy’s notorious parties, she was forced into prostitution. Adria first acknowledged that she didn’t have sex with partygoers, but over time, she “groomed” into the position of a sex worker.

She supposedly met Diddy in 2004 while attending a modeling audition for Sean John. Adria claims that Diddy threatened to ruin her career if she refused to participate in sexual actions during his parties.

Records that TMZ was able to collect describe unsettling occurrences, such as allegations of forced sexual relations and grooming with Jacob Arabov, a.k.a. “Jacob the Jeweler.”

Adria mentioned that she received an extra $1,000 as compensation for her cooperation. The former adult film star also accuses Tamiko Thomas of helping Diddy with his purported sex trafficking enterprise, drawing comparisons between her and Ghislaine Maxwell in the Jeffrey Epstein affair.

Attorneys Steven Metcalf, Esq. and Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, Esq. filed the complaint, requesting an amount unknown in compensation for the mental and emotional suffering Adria has had.

Adria English Explains Her Unsettling Entry Into Diddy’s World

Adria described further terrifying interactions in the lawsuit, alleging that she and another model were coerced into having sex with Diddy in order to get modeling jobs.

The plaintiff claims that after her boyfriend turned her down, a different acquaintance allegedly made him an offer to work if Adria performed as a “go-go dancer” at one of Diddy’s extravagant Hamptons parties.

Adria claims that on Labor Day weekend in 2004, they labored at Diddy’s white party in compliance. She says she went to more parties after that, where she was told to mingle with other people and drink drinks that had been tainted with substances like ecstasy.

Her attendance at these gatherings is documented through photos included in the lawsuit. Adria also asserts that Diddy promised to help her career progress, including openings in the music business.

She claimed, nonetheless, that in order to guarantee cooperation, threats and coercive measures were used in addition to these incentives.

Adria feels that Diddy blackballed her and her boyfriend from the entertainment industry in retaliation, even though they moved to California in 2009.

Diddy’s Decision To Sell His $70 Million Mansion Amid Legal Issues

Diddy is allegedly trying to sell his opulent Holmby Hills property for an astounding $70 million, despite his legal troubles.

The expansive home is currently being offered for an off-market sale, according to The Blast. It garnered media attention earlier this year when federal officials raided it.

The stunning 17,000 square foot estate owned by rap superstar Diddy was bought by him in 2014 for a hefty cost.

With eight bedrooms, eleven bathrooms, a 35-seat theater, a gym, and a wine room, the mansion is equipped with lavish amenities. There’s also a large 3,000-square-foot guest home included.

The mansion’s lagoon-style pool, complete with an underwater swimming tunnel, a basketball half-court, and expertly designed gardens, is sure to please outdoor aficionados.

It has been more than ten years, but Diddy is said to have maintained the home up to date with contemporary interior finishes.

Diddy’s Mansion Was Left in Chaos by a Federal Raid

Federal law enforcement officers stormed ICYMI, the ten-year-old residence, in March, leaving a chaotic mess in their wake.

Agents searched the estate extensively during the raid, carefully going through electronics and looking around every nook for anything they could use in their investigation.

The aftermath was documented in striking images, which showed a disorganized situation. Teddy bears and other plush animals were left all over the producer’s children’s rooms, indicating that they were not immune to the invasion.

“Significant property damage,” according to sources close to the incident, underscores the scope of the government search.

Amid allegations of sexual assault, Diddy sells up the Rebel Stake.

Diddy had to deal with the difficulty of selling his house in addition to taking big steps to disassociate himself from his commercial endeavors.Among other things, he sold the bulk of his shares in Revolt, the business he co-founded in 2013.

The Blast revealed last month that he had completely severed his ties to the media organization with the sale of his Revolt shares.

Sean Combs, better known by his stage name Diddy, has confirmed that he no longer owns any equity or shares in Revolt, according to CEO Detavio Samuels. Samuels declared, “Sean Combs’s shares have all been redeemed and retired.”

He also underlined the fact that Diddy has resigned from all official positions within Revolt, such as chairman and director.

He says it himself: “He is not the chairman anymore. He is off the board now. He is not an equity or share holder in Revolt. We no longer communicate or associate with one another at all.”