Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ legal team has asked a New York judge to reveal the identities of the individuals accusing him in his ongoing federal sex trafficking case. The motion comes as Combs, 54, faces serious allegations involving more than 100 accusers, with six new lawsuits recently filed.

Combs’ lawyers argue that knowing the identities of his accusers is critical for his defense. They need this information to prepare adequately for the upcoming trial, which is scheduled for May 5, 2025. So far, the prosecution has not commented on the request.

The lawsuits against Combs involve both men and women who claim he lured them into dangerous environments under the guise of career advancement. The accusations span years and allege a pattern of sexual abuse, blackmail, and violence.

Six new lawsuits were filed anonymously this week, with accusers identified as Jane and John Does to protect their identities. These claims are part of a larger wave of allegations, as over 100 accusers are reportedly preparing legal actions against Combs.

Combs’ legal team cited the “media circus” and the publicity from previous lawsuits, including a high-profile settlement with ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, as factors driving the flood of accusations.

In their letter to Judge Arun Subramanian, Combs’ attorneys expressed concerns that the volume of allegations, combined with his celebrity status, could prevent a fair trial. They argue that knowing the identities of the accusers is necessary to build a proper defense, particularly in a case involving so many anonymous claims.

The lawyers maintain that many of the accusations are either “false” or “outright absurd” and claim that the government has yet to specify which allegations they will present at trial.