Diddy Files: Music Industry A-Listers ‘Not Sleeping Well’

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Some of America’s biggest music executives are said to be panicking as a top attorney has warned that high-profile accomplices of Sean “Diddy” Combs will be named in a new wave of accuser suits — and “the names will shock you.”

“Many people at the highest level, including artists, executives, managers and others are not sleeping well right now,” Bryan Freedman told Page Six.

“Those who have knowingly allowed and/or encouraged the behavior while remaining silent should be concerned.

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“I represent a number of people who have been concerned about being wrongfully mentioned or rumored to be a part of this just by an association unrelated to any wrongdoing … they don’t want to part of some rumor mill because they have some tangential connection to Combs.”

The music industry’s most famous CEO, Sir Lucian Grainge, and his company, Universal Music Group (UMG), have already defeated “offensively false” claims that they “aided and abetted” Combs that were made in a lawsuit back in May.

“People who worked with Diddy very closely, I’m sure they’re terrified and God knows what they were around,” a music industry insider told us.

Last month, former record exec and convicted felon Suge Knight — Diddy’s longtime rival, now in prison for voluntary manslaughter — claimed to NewsNation that Diddy’s former staffer, veteran A&R man “Tubby” Holiday, procured young and underage girls for Diddy to sex-traffic.

Holiday is now the president of Giant Records and co-founder of Black Music Action Coalition.

“Everyone knows someone who was at a party with Diddy. There must be 5,000 people who could have seen anything remotely bad that they worry they should have reported,” one Hollywood legal source added.

Rather than losing sleep worrying about their name being mentioned in the case, Freedman is encouraging anyone falsely rumored to be involved with Combs or his parties to seek legal representation.