Beyonce, Bieber and J.Lo: what scandals Hollywood producer P. Diddy is involved in and which stars covered up his crimes

Sean Diddy Combs, a 54-year-old American producer better known by his stage name Puff Daddy, has been arrested on suspicion of sex trafficking and racketeering without bail. Judges refused to grant Combs bail (in the amount of $50 million) because they fear he will intimidate witnesses, other showbiz personalities . The man faces federal charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.

It's all over the U.S. tabloids. The list of charges is growing, because in recent weeks new lawsuits against Combs have appeared, including he was accused of rape.

The scandal began in May of this year, after CNN (the first, but not the only broadcaster) released a video from March 5, 2016. The footage shows Combs in a hotel, wearing only a white towel, punching R&B singer Cassie, who was his protégé at the time.

P. Diddy, who denies all allegations, admitted to beating his ex-girlfriend after the footage was made public.

Cassie sued the rapper for "years of sexual, physical and emotional abuse." Over the next few months, several more lawsuits were filed and a federal criminal investigation into sex trafficking was launched. It led to raids at Combs' mansions in Los Angeles and Miami. And what law enforcement officials have learned has stunned show business.

U.S. journalists say the coming months will see a series of revelations and superstar scandals similar to the wave following the Harvey Weinstein allegations. The difference being that the stars in Weinstein's case were the victims, but in Combs' case they will be co-conspirators. And they are really stars of the American show: Oprah Winfrey, Naomi Campbell, Will Smith, Snoop Dogg, J.Lo, Usher, etc.

In total, more than 200 movie, music, and sports stars appear in videos of Combs' arrest party orgies.

The story of these parties dates back to 1999, when still rapper P. Diddy was in a relationship with Jennifer Lopez. Together with him, she then went to jail for 14 hours for her involvement in a shooting. In honor of his release, Combs and threw a party, which later became annual and legendary.

Every fall, specifically on Labor Day, so-called "white parties" were held at his estate. The performer documented them meticulously on social media. "White" because the guests dressed in white.

As it turned out, the events consisted of an official, "white part" (where the press was always invited), and unofficial. Combs himself called the second one as Freak Offs (rough translation as "whims"). Toward nightfall, Sean Combs would announce that it was time for the kids to go home, and the second part would begin.

Diddy kept a separate staff of sex workers for these parties. True, the issues of consent to sex then few people cared, so at parties regularly happened rape. Including minors. Justin Bieber, for example, is said to be among the victims.

Sean Combs videotaped these orgies to keep dirt on his guests and to keep them quiet about what they were participating in.

Combs' first wife, Kim Porter, as it was revealed after her death, kept a diary. And while the producer and her and Porter's joint children have now made an official statement that this diary is a fake, they found a lot of evidence in it to support what Combs is now being accused of.

The many photos and videos of Combs' parties are very star-studded. You can see Leonardo DiCaprio, Paris Gilton, Mariah Carrey, for example.

So somewhere around 200 celebrities from the producer's parties automatically became involved in the Combs case (at least as witnesses), and all of them will be interviewed by the police.

Moreover, it is possible that former President Donald Trump will also be called to court. He himself has previously said that Combs is his friend and a decent person. Although Trump's "white parties," to be honest, have not seen him.

Ashton Kutcher, who has also repeatedly boasted about his friendship with Diddy, also gets it.

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