Two new lawsuits have been filed against Sean "Diddy" Combs, alleging serious assaults on minors in separate incidents from 2005 and 2008.

The first lawsuit, filed in New York, involves a 10-year-old boy from California who alleges he was assaulted in 2005 while pursuing music career opportunities. The lawsuit claims the child was given a drugged drink during a private meeting arranged by a consultant, resulting in alleged assault and lasting emotional trauma.

The second lawsuit details accusations from a 17-year-old who participated in auditions for "Making the Band" in 2008. The accuser claims Combs and a bodyguard pressured him into sexual acts, suggesting it would improve his chances in the competition.

Combs' legal team has firmly denied all accusations, characterizing them as "publicity stunts." They express confidence that the judicial process will establish Combs' innocence.

These allegations add to existing legal challenges facing the music mogul, potentially impacting his career and legacy in the entertainment industry. The cases are currently proceeding through the legal system, with further developments expected.

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