Bad Boy Records was reportedly dropped “due to replication of its status because of Combs’ corporate structure of overlapping companies and divisions,” according to Deadline. Combs and Jay-Z are still defendants in the case, as are CE OPCO LLC a.k.a. Combs Global, Bad Boy Entertainment Holdings, Inc and “several Bad Boy named entities.”

Sean "Diddy" Combs is still facing life behind bars if found guilty in his sex trafficking trial later this year, but today the Bad Boy Records founder and Jay-Z saw one less defendant in the accusations that the duo and an unnamed female celebrity repeatedly raped a 13-year-old girl in 2000.

Diddy has had his share of feuds through the years, including with rapper 50 Cent. After Diddy’s arrest, 50 freely spoke out about the allegations and charges. And in an old interview, Diddy revealed that he thinks 50 has “insecurities” around him.

Kanye West showed support for Sean "Diddy" Combs in the wake of the Bad Boy Records founder's ongoing sex trafficking case, saying, "Free Puff."

An anonymous John Doe claims in a new lawsuit that he was scouted while busking on a street and sexually assaulted by Combs after meeting him.

The alleged victim claimed that he did not report the incident because of “Combs’ power and notoriety, and because he was shocked and embarrassed.”