‘12,000 Calls’ Made to Diddy Abuse Claim Hotline in 24 Hours

Sean "Diddy" Combs in "The Downfall of Diddy."Photo byYouTube/TMZ

Attorney Tony Buzbee expects to increase the number of civil lawsuits he is filing against Sean "Diddy" Combs after receiving a new wave of calls from alleged victims.

During a news conference on Oct. 1, Buzbee said he and co-counsel, Andrew Van Arsdale of the AVA Law Group, planned to file 120 lawsuits after receiving more than 3,000 calls to a hotline they set up to report alleged abuse by Combs.

On Wednesday, the attorney sat down for an interview with the Law & Crime network and said additional calls to the hotline have been pouring in.

"From the press conference we had yesterday, we've had 12,000 calls in about 24 hours," Buzbee explained. "We have almost 100 people working on this task."

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The Houston-based lawyer added that he's trying to make sure the cases are airtight.

"The 120 [cases] that we announced, those are claims that we could file right now against Sean Combs, but we're trying to make sure that when we file the cases... that we include every potentially liable party," Buzbee said.

Buzbee claimed his firm has been able to corroborate the allegations via videos, pictures, text messages, police reports and hospital records.

“Most of these events and incidents occurred at parties and afterparties, or album release parties, New Year’s Eve parties, Fourth of July parties, something they called a ‘puppy party,’ and all-white parties,” Buzbee said Tuesday.

The attorney noted that the alleged abuse occurred over 33 years — from 1991 to 2024, and he claimed the names of some of those who were complicit “will shock you.”

In response to the news conference, an attorney for Diddy released a statement saying the music mogul “cannot address every meritless allegation in what has become a reckless media circus.”

Watch Buzbee's interview below: