A-list celebrities at Diddy's 'Freak-Off Parties' face legal pressure: Settle or face lawsuits

Attorney Tony Buzbee, representing over 120 alleged victims of Sean Diddy Combs’s controversial 'freak-off parties,' has started sending demand letters to A-list celebrities who attended these events, according to Blast. The letters are urging the stars to settle out of court or face potential lawsuits, even if they were not involved in any illegal activities.
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According to Blast, Tony Buzbee argues that A-list celebrities who attended Sean Diddy Combs’s controversial "freak-off parties" and did not speak out or intervene are just as responsible as the alleged wrongdoers. He claims their silence and inaction during the events make them complicit, and they share the same level of liability as those directly involved.
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In a recent appearance on TMZ, Tony Buzbee clarified that the demand letters sent to A-list celebrities are a standard way to address the situation and open up communication. However, he made it clear that he is ready to move forward with lawsuits if necessary. He also mentioned that many celebrities are reportedly "scrubbing" their social media accounts to distance themselves from Sean Diddy Combs amid the ongoing scandal.
In a recent development, Tanea Wallace has come forward with allegations claiming to have seen minors at one of Sean Diddy Combs’s parties, according to Blast. However, Sean Diddy Combs's legal team has denied these allegations, questioning Wallace's credibility and stating that the claims are entirely unfounded.