Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been sued by two women who claimed they were raped at Trump Hotel in New York City by the mogul and his associates in the late '90s.

Tony Buzbee two more lawsuits against Sean "Diddy" Combs on behalf of a man and women who claim Combs assaulted them.

Sean Combs’ lawsuit says an NBC documentary “falsely, recklessly, and maliciously” accuses him of murdering Kimberly Porter, Christopher Wallace and Dwight Arrington Myers, among other notable names.

As the embattled music mogul faces down a torrent of civil suits and a federal sexual abuse and racketeering case, one his lawyers, Anthony Ricco, is calling it quits. In a motion filed in New York Federal Court Friday,

Mr. Combs has been singled out because he is a powerful black man, and he is being prosecuted for conduct that regularly goes unpunished,” declares a Tuesday filing by the incarcerated Sean “Diddy” Combs to toss out the government’s claim the Bad Boy Records founder violated the Mann Act,

Anthony L. Ricco, who is representing the rapper in his federal criminal case, filed a motion to withdraw on Friday.

One of the three main attorneys representing Sean "Diddy" Combs in his high-profile federal sex trafficking indictment has filed a motion to withdraw from the case, citing unspecified “sufficient reasons” he can no longer represent the music mogul,