Sean 'Diddy' Combs is requesting judicial sanctions against Grace O'Marcaigh and her legal team, alleging they filed a frivolous amended complaint in a lawsuit related to a 2022 incident aboard a Caribbean yacht.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Diddy's attorneys argue that O'Marcaigh's complaint failed to address previous jurisdictional rulings dismissing California's personal jurisdiction over Combs.

The filing claims O'Marcaigh's team ignored the court's decision, forcing Combs to incur additional legal costs defending what his team deems a meritless case.

Combs is seeking sanctions including attorney fees and costs, but O'Marcaigh's legal representatives dispute this, asserting the amended complaint introduces new allegations linking Combs to California through the yacht charter.

The case involves claims that Combs' son, Christian 'King' Combs, sexually assaulted O'Marcaigh while she worked as a steward on the vessel, with Combs denying the allegations.

The legal battle highlights ongoing tensions between celebrities and litigation over alleged misconduct, raising questions about jurisdictional challenges in high-profile cases.

The dispute also underscores the financial and reputational stakes involved in such lawsuits, particularly when defendants challenge the validity of claims and seek to recoup legal expenses through sanctions.