Model Rachel Kennedy claimed that she was invited to Diddy’s room at a party with her friends where she witnessed some strange behaviours.
According to the model, the disgraced music mogul were partying with the women without any non-consensual encounter when an unnamed person entered the room who looked “so violent and angry.”
They ejected the women from the room which came off as a “shock” to them.
She said "We just couldn’t believe what was happening. First of all, how does he have that much access to Puff Daddy’s room? That’s the first thing I thought. How does he just come in like that?"
Looking back at the strange experience she alleged that the Bad Boy Records founder "teaches them" the behaviour as "he's their boss".
She added, "He is the puppet master of this and this is why people think it's okay because he's teaching them that this kind of behaviour is acceptable.
"He's like a cult leader, and these people are his disciples."
Discussing the recent charges against Diddy that led to his arrest on September 16th, she said, "His people, if not physically participating in this, they're participating in just knowing."
Combs' reps have yet to comment on the report.
This comes after the Last Night rapper has been denied bail twice and is set to await trial in jail.
'The Avengers' star is inspired by one of Hollywood's ace actors
Monarch addressed the nation from the Fitzrovia Chapel, part of the former Middlesex Hospital in London
Prince Harry suffers brutal blow as workers brand his firm a 'toxic train wreck'
Jay-Z and Sean Diddy Combs accused of assaulting 13-year-old girl
Duchess and Andrew opted to stay away from the royal family's traditional Christmas gathering this year
Britney Spears and her youngest son Jayden got to spend their first Christmas together in two years