P. Diddy pleaded not guilty to two new counts of violence.

Rapper Sean Combs, better known by the pseudonym P. Diddy, has refused to plead guilty to two new charges. This was reported by Forbes on April 14.

Sean "Diddy" Combs has pleaded not guilty to two new federal charges in a new indictment filed in New York.

It is specified that in a few weeks the musician will have to appear in court on charges of human trafficking for sexual exploitation, conspiracy to extort, as well as other crimes. Combs also denies all these charges.

On September 17, 2024, rapper P. Diddy was taken into custody in New York by court order. It was clarified that in 2023, P. Diddy's ex-girlfriend accused him of human trafficking and years of violence. On the day of his arrest, the rapper was charged with organizing prostitution and human trafficking. A court hearing to consider Combs' case is scheduled for May 5, 2025.

On April 3, a new sexual assault lawsuit was filed against P. Diddy. On April 4, prosecutors filed two more charges against rapper P. Diddy. The additional charges relate to a man identified as "victim 2," bringing the total number of charges against Combs to five.