Diddy's secret tapes with an A-lister are being 'sold' in Hollywood: 'Many careers will soon be ended,' claims the Internet | Hollywood

Amid the ongoing legal troubles surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs, a new lawyer has claimed that a high-profile celebrity engaged in explicit acts at the rapper's Atlanta home. Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, who represents one of Diddy's accusers, revealed in an interview that she had been contacted about selling a videotape involving a person reportedly “better known” than Diddy himself.

The situation has led to speculation that the leak of these tapes could have far-reaching consequences, likely spelling the end of over 100 careers across the industry.

Diddy's tapes are being sold in Hollywood, lawyer claims

“There have already been leaks of tapes in Hollywood that have been shopped around,” a legal representative for one of the music mogul's accusers told NewsNation. However, it's still unclear whether the A-lister was a victim or just a party attendee.

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The lawyer claimed that there are reportedly several tapes circulating in Hollywood, but this particular video stands out due to its alleged explicit content. She further added that the victim apparently did not know about the video recording.

“This was at his house in Atlanta and it looks like the person wasn't watching the video,” Ariel said on Friday's Banfield episode, according to the Daily Mail. The lawyer further told the presenter: “I can say that the video was pornographic.”

During the segment, the attorney also went into detail about her client's allegations against Diddy, claiming she was sexually abused by him in 2018. The victim escaped after becoming dizzy from a drink and said Diddy attacked her with an object and ordered another man to join in while he watched.

Diddy's tapes are about to end “many careers.”

Amid allegations that the disgraced music mogul hosted “freak-off” parties involving drugs and coercive sexual activity, disturbing claims emerged a few days ago that explicit videos related to the rapper were leaked on the dark web while he sits in a Brooklyn prison. And now the supposedly secret tapes leaked in Hollywood may be a source of trouble for many who were once in Diddy's circle.

Diddy has dominated the entertainment industry as a mogul for over three decades, with numerous stars praising him and his glamorous parties, which used to last for days. However, these earlier admissions may now prove problematic as investigations into the rapper's alleged misconduct intensify. Previously, TMZ claimed that the Feds had obtained an alleged “freak-off” video handed over by a male sex worker who came into direct contact with the rapper.

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As the scandal grows, Internet experts are digging into the past, analyzing old interviews with figures like Tupac Shakur and Rosie O'Donnell to see if they hold clues to hidden secrets.

Celebrities rumored to have attended Diddy's infamous events include Ashton Kutcher, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lopez, Justin Bieber, Jay-Z and Beyoncé, Ne Yo, Naomi Campbell, Kardashians, Usher and many more.

Diddy 'won't accept plea deal'

Marc Agnifilo, Diddy's attorney who recently claimed his client wanted to testify in court to give his side of the story, now says the rapper won't agree to a plea deal. Despite having his bail denied twice, the Bad Boy Records producer pleaded not guilty in court. His lawyer claims in a recently released documentary titled “The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment” that there is absolutely “no reason” for him to agree to a plea deal. Agnifilo said Combs will maintain his innocence during the trial, while also accusing authorities of government persecution.

“Diddy says he's innocent … so he sees no reason to take a deal – even if the prosecution offers it,” Agnifilo said, according to TMZ. “He is using his case to inspire others who believe they are at risk of government persecution – he wants to inspire them to fight back when the government brings down the gavel,” he added.