P. Diddy Awaits Bail Decision in Federal Sexual Trafficking Case

The rapper and music mogul, accused of running a criminal network for sexual exploitation, faces a federal trial in May 2025.

Sean Combs, known as P. Diddy, remains in custody as a U.S. court prepares to rule next week on his latest bail request.
Prosecutors claim Combs used his music empire to facilitate sexual exploitation and extortion, allegations he denies.
The court has already denied two previous bail requests, citing concerns over alleged witness tampering during his incarceration.
The accusations include claims from over 120 individuals, with some alleging the use of drugs and alcohol to coerce victims, including minors.
Combs, a pivotal figure in hip-hop history and founder of Bad Boy Records, has seen his legacy overshadowed by these allegations.