Diddy Accuser Claims She Saw Donald Trump Among A-Listers At Rapper's Parties Where She Was 'Pimped Out'

Former Go-go dancer Adria Sheri English, who claimed she was "pimped out" by Sean "Diddy" Combs, has unveiled some of the A-list guests that attended his now-infamous "white parties."

Amongst the famous people English name-dropped were Donald Trump, Diana Ross, and Rev. Al Sharpton.

She also disclosed that the embattled rapper's alleged "freak offs" often took place in separate rooms away from the "main party" but kept a secret.

Music industry bigwigs have reportedly lost sleep over Diddy's indictment, fearing they could be dragged into the case as cops search for people who can turn on the music mogul.

According to the Daily Mail, go-go dancer Adria Sheri English has come forward to spill the tea on the crème de la crème of society who mingled and partied the night away at Diddy's famous "white parties."

English had earlier filed a lawsuit against Diddy as she accused him of pressuring her to have unwanted sex with several big shots at his parties and drugged her to be more compliant.

In a recent interview with the news outlet, she claimed that she saw big names, including Donald Trump and Reverend Al Sharpton, at Diddy's parties.

"I saw Busta Rhymes there. I saw Ja Rule there. I saw Diana Ross there with her son, Evan, who was underage," English noted. "I saw Paris Hilton and Reverend Al Sharpton. I still wonder why Reverend Al Sharpton was there."

The former adult film star went further to share tales of her harrowing experience working with the "Bad Boy for Life" rapper.

She explained that the alleged sex orgies known as "freak offs" often took place in separate rooms away from the "main party" and that it was possible attendees didn't know what was going on as it was always kept a secret.

English, who started performing as a go-go dancer at Diddy's parties in 2004, noted in her civil suit and criminal complaint against him that things seemed "legitimate" and "had no sinister intent or requirements for physical sexual contact."

She claimed that it wasn't until her third paid gig that Diddy allegedly started asking her "to do actual favors with the guests," which were secretly recorded after he learned that she was previously an adult entertainer.

"I agreed to do it because, heck yeah, I'm at an exclusive thing where Jay-Z was there, and Beyoncé – Diddy, all the big names," she told the news outlet referencing her first days working for Diddy. "I didn't know it was going to turn into anything sexual."

Elsewhere in her interview with the Daily Mail, English admitted to having sex with some of the big shots that were present at the events.

However, the former go-go dancer refused to mention any names as she still has a pending lawsuit against the rapper.

She also alleged that Diddy would often use the secretly recorded tapes to blackmail the said A-list star.

"He would send them in a room with me or another sex worker, record it, and then hold that over that celebrity or that influential person's head and then basically use me. It was like high-class temping, if you will," she shared.

English explained that she was initially paid $500 per performance, as Diddy would often promise her a sterling Hollywood career, saying she "would never have to worry about go-go dancing or stripping again."

However, their relationship soon fell apart, marred by his empty promises of fame and fortune.

"So what he did was threaten me, manipulate me, promise me, and not deliver, not pay me what he said he was going to pay me," she claimed. "And I found out that he was getting financial gain [from her having sex with guests] as far as jewelry, money, yachts, and all kinds of things."

"He was negotiating by sending me in the room with them to do sexual favors," she continued. "And then he was recording us, and we didn't know we were being recorded."

"So that's what he was doing to blackmail everyone that he wanted a favor from or to keep at bay," English recounted.

Meanwhile, speculations are rife about several Hollywood bigshots becoming anxious over Diddy's case and how the investigation may turn.

According to Page Six, entertainment lawyer and litigator Bryan Freedman shared that many of the celebrities he represents have lost sleep over investigations into Diddy's private life.

"Many people at the highest level, including artists, executives, managers, and others are not sleeping well right now," Freedman shared. "Those who have knowingly allowed and/or encouraged the behavior while remaining silent should be concerned."

He also noted that he "represents a number of people who have been concerned about being wrongfully mentioned or rumored to be a part of this just by an association unrelated to any wrongdoing."

"They don't want to be part of some rumor mill because they have some tangential connection to Combs," the lawyer shared, advising them to lawyer up rather than stay anxious.