Prince Harry:

His name comes up in the sex trafficking case against Diddy

Prince William and Prince Harry with rappers Kanye West and Sean "Diddy" Combs in 2007.(Bild: Roger Allen / PA / picturedesk.com)

Following the raids on the homes of rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs (54), Prince Harry's (39) name has suddenly been brought into play.

The investigation into rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently the main topic in the US media. On Monday, federal officials searched his properties in Los Angeles and Miami on allegations of human trafficking.

But suddenly Prince Harry's name has also appeared in this context. As the British newspaper "Daily Mail" reported, the youngest son of King Charles (75) was mentioned in the 30 million dollar lawsuit filed by Combs' former producer. Rodney "LilRod" Jones claimed that he had to organize sex parties with prostitutes for the rapper and was repeatedly touched indecently by him.

Prince Harry met the rapper in 2007
Jones' lawyers described in the court documents that Combs was also respected by many people thanks to his good contacts. Many guests were probably also attracted to the sex parties because he had "access to celebrities such as famous athletes, political figures, artists, musicians and international dignitaries such as the British royal family and Prince Harry".

Prince William and Prince Harry with rappers Kanye West and Sean "Diddy" Combs at a party in 2007.(Bild: Roger Allen / PA / picturedesk.com)

In fact, Harry and P. Diddy knew each other. In 2007, they met at a post-concert party that Harry and his brother William hosted to thank everyone who attended the 2007 "Concert for Diana" at Wembley Stadium. In photos, Harry posed familiarly with Combs and fellow rapper Kanye West. Prince William also stood next to them, laughing. However, the heir to the British throne was not mentioned in the documents.

Human trafficking, sex slavery and drugs
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been the subject of several lawsuits and is facing serious allegations. They involve gang rape, sexual abuse and human trafficking. According to the lawyers, connections to celebrities such as Prince Harry helped the rapper to gain a reputation for throwing the "best parties" and "legitimize" his actions.

"Lil Rod" Jones, who produced nine songs on Diddy's "The Love Album: Off the Grid" from 2023, said he was ordered to recruit prostitutes for the parties and have sex with them in front of Combs. Underage girls and sex workers were used for the parties, who were drugged by the rapper. Jones himself had also been sexually abused. He therefore sued the rapper for 30 million dollars. Several women have also accused the music star of rape.

Combs flees to the Caribbean
Combs himself did not appear to have been present during the house search on Monday, at the time of the investigation. It appears the musician has fled to the Caribbean. According to "Page Six", he was initially spotted outside the airport in Miami. He has since landed in the Caribbean in his private jet.