A former porn star and go-go dancer who has accused Sean “Diddy” Combs of forcing her to have sex during his “freak offs” claims she saw the likes of Donald Trump, Diana Ross and Rev. Al Sharpton at his famed parties, a new report said.
Adria English, 46, name-checked the A-listers in an interview with Daily Mail on Friday after the ex-adult film star filed a lawsuit against Combs earlier this year, alleging he groomed her into a sex trafficking victim while she worked his parties nearly two decades ago.
English claimed she saw the bevy of famous faces at the music mogul’s star-studded events in the Hamptons and Miami where she has alleged Combs forced her to have sex with some of his guests.
“I saw Busta Rhymes there. I saw Ja Rule there. I saw Diana Ross there with her son, Evan, who was underage,” English told the outlet.
“I saw Paris Hilton and Reverend Al Sharpton. I still wonder why Reverend Al Sharpton was there.”
English claims she also spotted former President Trump at one of the gatherings, the outlet reported.
The former dancer, who says she worked a total of eight of Combs’ parties over a five-year stretch, didn’t name any of the people she allegedly had sex with.
There is no suggestion any of the high-profile guests English named did anything untoward at the parties, or were even aware of Combs’ alleged crimes.
Some of the stars English says she laid eyes on were photographed attending the parties at the time.
The photos recently resurfaced, though, in the wake of Combs’ bombshell arrest last month on federal charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.
English filed her lawsuit against the embattled Bad Boy Records founder back in July — several months before he was arrested in New York by the feds.
She claimed, in her suit, that she first met Combs in 2004 when she was hired to work as a dancer at his annual white party in the Hamptons.
English, whose stage name in the adult film industry was Omunique, also attended parties he held in Miami where she claims she was sexually assaulted by guests at the direction of Combs, the court papers charge.
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While Combs had offered to help English break into the music industry, he later “blackballed” her when she stopped working for him in 2009 and fled to California, her suit alleges.
“I agreed to do it because, heck yeah, I’m at an exclusive thing where Jay-Z was there, and Beyoncé – Diddy, all the big names,” English said in her interview with Daily Mail.
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“I didn’t know it was going to turn into anything sexual.”
Her allegations echo claims unveiled in the federal indictment unsealed last month, which accuses Combs of manipulating women and plying them with drugs in order to participate in “freak offs” — violent sex sessions that were sometimes recorded against their will.
Combs, who is being held without bail in federal custody in Brooklyn, has pleaded not guilty to the federal charges.
The Post reached out to reps for the A-listers that English noted but didn’t hear back immediately.
Combs’ team, meanwhile, ripped English’s claims as “baseless.”
“As we’ve said from the start, anyone can file a lawsuit without proof — and this case is a clear example of that,” a spokesperson for Combs told The Post.
“Adria English escalated things by filing false police reports and making baseless claims, using high-profile events as a backdrop to harm innocent people.”
“No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted, or sex trafficked anyone,” the rep continued.
Combs’ team also noted that English had recently been dropped by her lawyer amid claims of “questionable antics” and “undermining behavior.”
