Diddy’s Alleged Revenge Hit List Targets Jennifer Lopez, Ashton Kutcher Amid Explosive Trial

As Sean “Diddy” Combs’ explosive legal battle nears its conclusion, disturbing new allegations have surfaced that point to a darker side of the embattled music mogul’s psyche. A new report claims that Combs, currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, is compiling a so-called “revenge hit list” from behind bars—featuring none other than his former flame Jennifer Lopez and actor Ashton Kutcher.

According to sources close to the situation, Combs is seething over what he sees as betrayal from key figures in his personal and professional life who have refused to support him publicly during his trial. Topping the list is Lopez, who reportedly drew Combs’ ire for not stepping forward as a character witness or even voicing private support.

“Diddy’s convinced JLo owes him everything,” one insider told Radar Online. “He believes he launched her career and that she should have shown him loyalty in return.”

The sentiment appears to echo Combs’ well-documented belief in his own influence over Lopez’s rise to stardom in the late 1990s. The two dated during a tumultuous time, which included their infamous involvement in a 1999 nightclub shooting. Though Lopez was later cleared of any wrongdoing, she has since distanced herself from the scandal—and, more recently, from Combs entirely.

“He’s angry that she’s gone radio silent,” the source added. “To him, that’s the ultimate betrayal.”

But Lopez isn’t the only high-profile name reportedly on Combs’ bad side. Actor Ashton Kutcher and singer Jamie Foxx have also allegedly made the list after keeping their distance as troubling details from Combs’ alleged private life emerged.

Kutcher, who has already faced intense backlash over unrelated controversies in recent years, has remained quiet throughout Combs’ trial—likely in an effort to avoid further damage to his already battered public image.

The claims come amid the final stretch of Combs’ legal battle, where prosecutors have laid out weeks of harrowing testimony alleging that the music mogul ran a years-long scheme involving sex trafficking, coercion, and abuse under the guise of lavish parties known internally as “freakoffs.”

In one particularly disturbing development, an adult entertainer identified as Anton Harden came forward, describing his experience being hired by Combs and a woman referred to in court documents as Jane Doe. Harden believed he was being paid to entertain consenting adults, only to learn through courtroom testimony that Doe may have been coerced and victimized.

“I thought I was just there for a good time,” Harden told investigators. “Now it feels like blood money.”

According to Harden, Combs meticulously orchestrated the events, directing camera angles, wardrobe, and even the pacing of interactions. He likened the atmosphere to an adult film set, complete with red lights and recording equipment.

While Harden insists he was unaware of any wrongdoing during his visits, he now expresses deep regret. “If I had known, I would have walked out immediately,” he said. “I’m embarrassed to say I was a third party in that situation.”

The mounting accusations and witness testimonies have severely tarnished Combs’ public image. Industry insiders agree that the once untouchable entertainment mogul has become radioactive, regardless of the trial’s outcome.

Still, legal experts caution that a not-guilty verdict remains within the realm of possibility. Despite the weight of the testimony, the case hinges on whether the jury is convinced beyond reasonable doubt that Combs orchestrated a criminal enterprise. The prosecution has argued that the conduct constitutes a clear violation of RICO statutes, even if Combs acted alone.

“There’s a real risk here,” one legal analyst noted. “All it takes is one holdout juror to derail the entire case.”

This uncertainty may be fueling Combs’ reported delusions of vindication and vengeance. One source close to him remarked that Combs still believes he can reclaim his power and status—along with settling scores with those who turned their backs on him.

“He’s completely out of touch with reality,” the insider said. “He thinks people still fear him.”

Meanwhile, Lopez has shown no signs of engaging with the drama. Though her own history with Combs is complicated, she has remained focused on her career and personal life, refusing to publicly address the trial or the disturbing allegations surrounding her former partner.

Whether Combs’ alleged threats are a delusional fantasy or a genuine cause for concern remains unclear. But what’s certain is that the fallout from this trial is far from over. As closing arguments draw to a close and a verdict looms, the entertainment industry—and the world—waits to see whether justice will be served.