Not only does the clip feature troubled hip-hop mogul P. Diddy , who was indicted last week on federal sex trafficking and extortion charges, it also features someone “more famous ” and “ higher in status .”

There have been leaked video tapes being sold everywhere documenting the crimes of P.Diddy and others.

“There have been leaked tapes being sold all over the place,” said attorney Ariel Mitchell-Kidd. “But I had someone contact me to sell a video they had in their possession and to contact the people in the video to see if they would be interested in purchasing it before it became public. I can tell you that the video was pornographic in nature… The video was filmed at P. Diddy’s home in Atlanta, and it appears that the people involved were unaware that they were being videotaped.”

Mitchell-Kidd said her client had contacted her a few weeks ago, claiming P. Diddy had raped her in 2018 and had reported her to police at the time. She added: “She called and told me about the attack and her escape. She was at a friend’s house in the entertainment industry when the defendant arrived.”

She added: “First, she was served a dish but then she started to feel dizzy. P.Diddy sexually assaulted her while she was unable to resist. Then another person continued while P.Diddy watched and satisfied himself.”

Mitchell-Kidd said that when she regained some awareness, her client escaped by running into the street, witnessed by a neighbor.

The allegations come as Combs remains behind bars awaiting trial after being indicted earlier this month on three counts, including running a prostitution ring since 2008. Last week, P. Diddy faced another lawsuit, the 10th filed against him since Cassie Ventura came forward in November 2023.

Last week, P.Diddy faced another lawsuit and the 10th lawsuit against him.

The rapper’s bail was denied after he pleaded not guilty over concerns he might flee the country. P. Diddy, in turn, sought $50 million bail, secured by equity in his Miami residence and his mother’s. The rapper also proposed limiting visitors to his Florida home to family, property caretakers and friends who are not considered co-defendants in the criminal case.

According to the bail “package”, the only female visitors to P. Diddy’s home will be his family or the mothers of his children. The male artist also pledged not to contact witnesses, will take weekly drug tests and provide a visit diary.

After Diddy was arrested on September 16, the rapper’s attorney Marc Agnifilo issued a statement: “We are disappointed with what we believe is an unjust prosecution of P. Diddy by the U.S. Attorney’s Office. P. Diddy is a musical icon, a self-made businessman, a loving family man, and a generous philanthropist who has spent the past 30 years building an empire, loving his children, and working to uplift the black community. He is not perfect, but he is not a criminal. It is important to note that P. Diddy has been very cooperative with the investigation. These are the actions of an innocent man with nothing to hide, and he looks forward to being cleared in court.”

If convicted, P. Diddy, 54, faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison. The rapper is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, a facility known for its dangerous and deplorable conditions.