A-List Celebrities Allegedly Involved in Diddy’s Parties Face Legal Threats, Attorney Tony Buzbee Issues Demand Letters

 

Attorney Tony Buzbee, known for handling high-profile cases, revealed to TMZ on Monday that he has sent out demand letters to several A-list celebrities regarding their knowledge or involvement in parties hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs. Buzbee is seeking information from these individuals to “resolve matters” privately. He explained, “If you attended one of these parties […] and were aware of or participated in activities involving coercion or drug use to take advantage of victims, or if you witnessed it and remained silent, you could be held accountable.”

 

Buzbee’s legal strategy revolves around the fact that many attendees of these notorious “Freak Off” parties were aware of what transpired, and he believes they should now face consequences. He hinted at future revelations, saying, “All of these individuals are at risk. When and who will be named, that will be revealed in due time,” as reported by Page Six.

 

The attorney also noted that those wishing to avoid public scrutiny and involvement in the controversy may have the option to settle with the alleged victims. Buzbee explained that before any lawsuits are made public, they work to settle matters discreetly for the benefit of the victims. “In every case, especially in cases like this, we gather evidence, spend time with the victim, and attempt to resolve the issue without going to court. We’ve already done this in some cases,” he stated.

 

Latest Developments in Diddy’s Case

 

Regarding the letters sent to celebrities, Buzbee mentioned, “We’ve already reached settlements with a few individuals, many of whom are well-known, and we’ll continue to do so.” He emphasized that those who refuse to settle will have their names revealed through public lawsuits. These developments follow Diddy’s recent arrest and subsequent plea of not guilty in court. His attorney has confirmed that Diddy maintains his innocence and will not accept any plea deals.