Exclusive A-list star 'terrified' by allegations Diddy pushed sex tape to media outlet: 'He thinks he was victimized years ago'

The male A-list celebrity who is the subject of an alleged sex tape with Sean “Diddy” Combs is “terrified” that the footage is being shopped to media outlets, two members of the star's inner circle told The Post.

“It's triggering,” an insider said. “It feels like betrayal and violation and it is causing a lot of problems. It brings back some really disturbing and bad memories.”

Multiple people are hawking the incriminating footage, which shows a man watching Combs have sex with a younger man, who appears to be an A-lister. Both their faces are clearly visible in the footage.

“It's a complete nightmare,” the insider said. “He feels he was victimized years ago and is now being victimized again. If this footage gets out, it will follow him for life. It will be on the internet forever.”

A second source close to the celebrity told The Post that he is “trying to ignore” the chatter about the video.

“There's not much he can do about it, if a video is taken without his knowledge that somehow gets out,” the source said. “So all he can do is pray. He is praying that this all goes away.”

At least one of the people peddling the seed tape didn't turn it over to the Feds.

Reps and attorneys for Combs and the young celebrity did not respond to The Post's request for comment.

The post isn't naming the A-lister because it's unclear if he was the victim of a sex crime or if he was an adult at the time of the footage.

A Department of Homeland Security official who was part of the raid on Combs' Miami home told The Post that law enforcement agencies believe Diddy filmed the incriminating video at the mansion — which was allegedly rigged with sex rooms that allowed Diddy to record sex parties. See them even from a distance.

The source, however, could not confirm that the A-lister was in any of the footage they obtained.

The officer said, “There are recognizable names, but I will not confirm any of their identities. But it's more than just that one.”

Several members of the media told The Post they were approached with the footage in the past few weeks, but decided not to purchase it due to legal challenges to authenticate the video as well as concerns about the young celebrity's age at the time. Filming

During a recent appearance on News Nation, attorney Arielle Mitchell-Kidd, who represents several of Combs' accusers, claimed she saw “stills” of the alleged video but not the whole thing.

“Mr. Combs was on the tape and this other person — I mean, more high-profile than Mr. Combs,” she complained.

“I can verify that it exists. That it is real and that the other person in the video is very visible,” he claimed. “There is no question that that person is in the video.”

In response to Mitchell-Kidd's statement, Diddy's team flatly denied knowledge of the video, saying she wanted “publicity and attention”.

On Tuesday, attorneys announced that more than 100 victims — including a 9-year-old boy at the time — are expected to file lawsuits against Combs alleging sexual abuse and exploitation.

“I want to focus on the age of these victims,” ​​said Texas-based lawyer Tony Buzbee. “When we talk about the age of these victims when the behavior occurred, it's shocking.”

The new wave of indictments of 120 accusers was roughly evenly split by gender, spanned more than 30 years and included 25 minors, including one who was just 9 years old at the time of the victimization, Buzby said Tuesday in Houston, Texas.