A documentary made by TMZ and released on the streaming service Tubi includes several new revelations about Sean “Diddy” Combs and the allegations piling up against him, including a claim from singer Ray J that celebrities involved in his so-called freak-off parties have been paying victims to keep their names out of allegations made against Combs.

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.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs' friend claims he knows of high-profile celebrities handing hush money to alleged victims to keep their names off the board.

Levin also asked Ray J if these current payoffs were going on now to which he replied “Yes.” The singer seemed surprised by himself by the alleged confession. He said, “I do

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.”

He also claimed that since Diddy's September 16 arrest, celebrities have been paying off victims so that they would not be pulled into the trial or lawsuits against the rap mogul, 55. The 43-year-old R&B singer spoke to TMZ's Harvey Levin for the publication's documentary,

American singer and songwriter Ray J said he was contacted by many high-profile people who don't want their affiliation with Sean 'Diddy' Combs to come out.

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.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ collaborator Ray J claims that celebrities have told him they’re offering hush money to victims of the embattled mogul, who is awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs filed a new request for bail a few days ago, citing changed circumstances, along with new evidence.