Diddy Hit With Two More Accusations As He Begs For Chance To 'Live A Better Life'

The sexual abuse allegations against Diddy haven't stopped despite the looming conclusion of his federal case.

A day before the disgraced rapper's scheduled sentencing on October 3, two more alleged victims surfaced to file scathing assault allegations. Unsurprisingly, the plaintiffs are represented by Tony Buzbee, the lawyer who has filed multiple abuse claims against Diddy.

Diddy's fall from grace began in late 2023 when he settled a highly publicized sexual assault and abuse lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura. More sex-related lawsuits popped up, leading to the record producer's September 2024 arrest and indictment.

According to new reports, two people claiming to be victims of Diddy's sexual misconduct have teamed up with Buzbee to file their allegations against the rapper. The accusers, Lakeisha Ward and Dejoan Bledsoe, both alleged Diddy forced himself on them.

Ward claimed her traumatic encounter with Diddy occurred in 2018 when she attended a pool party hosted in his Los Angeles residence. She claimed she signed an NDA before getting access to the event and experienced dizziness after one or two drinks.

The accuser, per the documents obtained by TMZ, recalled being escorted to a bedroom when her dizziness increased and she lay down on the bed to rest.

Unfortunately for Ward, Diddy allegedly used her incapacitated state to harass her. She accused him of getting sexually aggressive before he "climbed on top of her and penetrated her."

Bledsoe, the second accuser, accused Diddy of assaulting him when he was just 18 in 2009. He claimed they met at a small party held in the Beverly Hills Plaza Hotel, where the record producer reportedly coaxed him into dropping his guard with promises of a music career.

The accuser claimed Diddy promised a recording contract and a smooth entry into the music scene, only to do a complete 180 and assault him throughout the night. Bledsoe alleged he was abused while going in and out of consciousness because Diddy had drugged him.

Ward and Bledsoe are each seeking compensatory and punitive damages for Diddy's alleged actions. Their demands were filed a day before the entertainer's scheduled sentencing after he was found guilty of two counts of transporting male prostitutes across state lines.

The new sexual assault allegations against Diddy came at the most pivotal point of his life, as he desperately attempted to sway the judge with a revamped image. The Blast reported that the rapper penned a 4-page letter to Judge Arun Subramanian, asking for leniency.

Diddy sounded remorseful, claiming he regretted the pain and suffering he caused others, especially his ex-girlfriend Cassie. He stressed that he deeply regretted hitting her, noting that his past actions continue to haunt him to date.

The entertainer noted that his crimes would be a "heavy burden" he would carry for the rest of his life; however, he was no longer the man he used to be. Diddy implored the judge to see he had significantly changed during his time behind bars and asked for "another chance to live a better life."

Diddy's plea for leniency came on the heels of his former stylist's scathing allegations. The Blast covered the story, reporting that Deonte' Nash, who testified against the rapper in his criminal sex trial earlier this year, had accused him of repeated physical and sexual abuse during his employment.

Nash claimed he constantly feared for his safety and had an emergency "to-go bag" packed with cash and clothes so he could run at any moment. He believed Diddy would eventually try to kill him and suspected no one would help him when things turned dark.

The Bad Boy Records founder's former stylist claimed he experienced "forced tests of loyalty and manipulation, sexual harassment and sexual assaults, physical violence and manhandling, labor trafficking, threats of harm, and threats of death."

While Diddy and his legal reps claim he is a changed man, prosecutors want justice for the pain and suffering he caused others, regardless of his alleged changes. The Blast reported that they implored the judge to impose the maximum punishment for Diddy's crimes.

Prosecutors pushed for "at least 135 months" in prison, and a $500k fine, arguing that convicts who committed similar crimes were sentenced to more than ten years behind bars. They also slammed Diddy as "unrepentant," noting he did not accept full responsibility for his actions.

Instead of acknowledging his faults, prosecutors stressed that Diddy had blamed the victims by claiming their relationship was "mutually toxic." They argued that he did not deserve leniency and should be held accountable to the full extent of the law.

Will prosecutors' wishes be granted in Diddy's sentencing?