Adult entertainer claims Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs forced her into depraved sex acts that ‘haunt me to this day’ – as she vows to testify to ensure the rapper is jailed for life

A porn star claims Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs forced her to perform perverted sex acts at his annual White Parties, which still haunt her to this day.

Adria Sheri English had previously filed a lawsuit against the 54-year-old hip-hop mogul in July, months before Combs was charged with racketeering and sex trafficking.

She has now promised to the New York Post to testify at his trial, to ensure that Combs gets a life sentence for coming forward about what she’s been through.

“The things we were forced to do … haunt me to this day,” said English, who alleges in both her lawsuit and a criminal complaint that the rapper pressured her into having unwanted sex with partygoers and drugged her to make her more obedient.

“I expect to testify in federal court in New York to ensure that Diddy gets a life sentence,” she added.

English, who previously worked for Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club, sometimes under the stage name Omunique, claims she began working as a go-go dancer at Diddy’s infamous Hampton parties in 2004 and 2005.

But around the third game, things started to change, according to Engels.

“She goes back to work at the party, ostensibly as a go-go dancer,” said her attorney, Mitchell-Kidd. “That’s when Mr. Combs ordered her to have sex [with one of the guests].

‘That was the first time she had to perform an act at a party.’

According to sources familiar with Combs’ affairs, the sexual acts were said to be part of an inside party.

At 2 a.m., Mitchell-Kidd said, “the parties would basically fizzle out. And then everyone who was still there was kind of in the shit, if you want to call it that.

“As it got later and later, the people who were left continued to engage in the debauchery activities,” he claimed.

The lawyer further said the English and other women were then forced to perform sexual acts and that “more drugs may have been used” as the parties continued.

“It was common and no one tried to hide it,” Mitchell-Kidd said. “That was when [Adria] would be ordered to have sex with this person, sex with that person.’

She added that there were security guards stationed outside the bedrooms and in her complaint, English alleges that specific bottles of liquor had been spiked with narcotics and female employees at the party were encouraged to drink from them.

“In this case, she didn’t even remember coming home,” Mitchell-Kidd said. “She didn’t even know if she got paid. The only reason she knew was because the money was in her garter.”

When asked why Engels initially agreed, the lawyer recalled her saying, “I didn’t know what to do. I was kind of alone.”

Mitchell-Kidd alleged, “She knew how powerful Mr. Combs was. So she basically just complied with her request.”

An unknown insider in the hip-hop world also claimed that people were “just going along with it” with the controversial rapper.

He had [English] “Under his thumb,” the insider told the Post. “That was the thing. There was a fear of being blacklisted and ruining your career if you didn’t play with him.

“That was the way he went about getting what he wanted.”

English also alleges in her lawsuit that Combs “used his power and influence to threaten and intimidate Plaintiff into continuing her participation in Defendant Combs’ corrupt sex and drug trafficking organization.”

But at a party in Miami in 2008, the sexual demands became too much for the go-go dancer.

She claims she became aggressive toward Diddy after she was again ordered to sleep with guests, and his security then removed her from the party.

She has an attitude [saying]”You’re forcing me to do all this sex work. I don’t know if I really want to do this. You’re not really compensating me and I don’t want to do it anymore,” Mitchell-Kidd said.

“Mr. Combs,” she said, looking at her like, “How dare you embarrass me at my party?” And she got really scared.

“Shortly after that, security came and said to her, ‘Hey, we’re going to take you to another location,'” the attorney added. “As punishment, they sent her to a hotel.”

In 2009, English quit working for Combs and fled to California. Combs reportedly turned down his offer to help her break into the music industry and instead blacklisted her.

The dancer is now seeking unspecified damages in a civil lawsuit, alleging she suffered severe emotional harm.

Others have told stories about the infamous White Parties, including former music insider Tom Swoope, who said there was “general admission” and then a series of “levels” ending with access to the inner sanctum where the “real” partying took place.

He said he witnessed Diddy at a party ordering a young artist to perform sex acts on his bodyguard in exchange for $100,000 and a record deal, then claimed it was a joke when the young man was about to surrender.

Swoope chillingly claimed that Diddy told him, “I can make anybody do anything because this is the life they want, and I have the keys to the castle.”

Swoope said he left the party thinking, “If this is what’s going on behind the scenes and y’all are okay with it… no, I don’t want this life.”

“There were so many celebrities who were cool with who he was and what he did to entertain them. It’s not isolated,” he added.

“You all have to think of everyone when you think of him, and the access and the number of people that were there.”

Diddy even told it himself Entertainment tonight that he feared he would one day be arrested for his ‘crazy parties’.

“You’re going to hear about my parties,” he said. “They’re going to take them out. They’re probably going to arrest me, do all sorts of crazy stuff just because we want to have a good time.

Diddy went on to say that he was judged for adding a “different element” to his parties.

“When you bring up another element in people’s environment, things that broaden people’s horizons, people get intimidated. There are a lot of people who feel intimidated by that,” he argued.

The rapper is now charged with human trafficking and related crimes, and if found guilty, could face up to 10 years in prison.