The R&B singer, who is friends with the fallen music mogul, told a new TMZ documentary that the high-profile names have been reaching out to him after alleged victims started coming forward claiming celebrities were part of Combs' so-called “Freak-Off” sex parties.

Ray J is alleging that several A-list celebrities are paying victims reportedly abused by Diddy to keep their names private.

In a shocking revelation, Ray J, the R&B singer and television personality, has disclosed that several high-profile celebrities are

Ray J confessed he revealed “too much,” noting, “I don’t even know why I just said it, but I said it. … They’re gonna be mad. Come get me.”

In a new documentary, Ray J also claimed celebrities are reaching out to tell him "Things that happened with them and Diddy.”

Cent insists Ray J‘s wild comments about Diddy on TV are why the crooner almost got beat up. On Sunday (Nov. 10), 50 Cent shared a post on Instagram that shows Ray J speaking about the Diddy allegations during a recent appearance on News Nation.

Levin pressed Ray J about the nature of the alleged interactions between the celebrities and alleged victims. Ray J sidestepped some questions, choosing to frame his response on h

Ray J may have no involvement in Sean "Diddy" Combs' scandal, but he hinted he knows a few celebrities who are. The "I Hit It First" vocalist appeared in TMZ's new TUBI documentary, The Downfall of Diddy: Inside the Freak-Offs,

Ray J says he’s been contacted by multiple celebs who are so scared about their affiliation with Diddy. Texas-based lawyer Anthony Buzbee previously alluded to Ray J’s claims after sharing that some of Diddy’s A-list friends were already “scrubbing” their social media accounts.