In an ongoing legal battle, Sean "Diddy" Combs, the founder of Bad Boy Records, has been hit with yet another lawsuit accusing him of sexual assault. April Lampros, a former Fashion Institute of Technology student, filed the lawsuit last week, becoming the seventh person to accuse Diddy of such misconduct since November.

According to the lawsuit, Lampros alleges that she met Diddy at a bar in SoHo back in 1995. She claims that he provided her with alcohol and subsequently took her back to his hotel room, where the alleged sexual assault occurred. The lawsuit further detailed that Lampros had endured "four terrifying sexual encounters" with Diddy until she ended their relationship in 1998.

The lawsuit also mentioned a physical description of Diddy during that time, stating that he was 24 years old. Lampros remembered him having a circumcised penis and a tattoo on his chest. She also recalled his penis being adolescent in size and width.

While Diddy has not yet responded to the latest lawsuit, he has previously denied all allegations of sexual assault made against him in recent months. It has been a challenging period for the music mogul, as he has faced multiple accusations and the release of security footage appearing to show him physically assaulting his ex-girlfriend Cassie.

The new lawsuit against Diddy has sparked further discussions on social media platforms and among his peers. Many express doubts about his ability to recover from the significant damage caused to his reputation. The continued legal turmoil has cast a shadow over Diddy's career and leaves uncertainty about his future in the music industry.

As the legal battle continues, the public will await Diddy's response to the seventh lawsuit and any subsequent developments. For now, the allegations and their impact on his image remain a central focus for both critics and supporters alike.