In the wake of his dramatic arrest in Manhattan and subsequent sex crimes charges, Sean 'Diddy' Combs is facing the prospect of losing his staggering fortune.
As a rapper, music producer and entrepreneur involved in a variety of companies from broadcasting to alcohol, Diddy's net worth topped out in 2019 at $740 million - and he was well on his way toward billionaire status.
But his empire began crumbling in November last year when his ex-girlfriend Cassie accused him of sexual assault and physical abuse, which triggered at least nine others to launch similar lawsuits against him.
He's now estimated to be worth $400 million, according to Forbes, but faces the fight of his life to hold on to his freedom and his fortune.
And while those suits threaten to bleed the rapper dry, the loss of Diddy's revenue streams - including the collapse of his lucrative brand deals with liquor giant Diageo - could make funding his legal battle even more expensive.
Now, after it emerged that Diddy tried and failed to float his $48 million Miami mansion as bail collateral in court, DailyMail.com looks at the assets that the disgraced mogul could be set to forfeit.
Diddy's $48 million Miami mansion (pictured), which was raided by federal authorities earlier this year and was floated as collateral as criminal proceedings against the mogul were brought in New York in September
During his heyday Diddy was known for extravagant purchases, eye-catching bling and throwing lavish parties, as his net worth peaked at over $740 million
How Diddy's wealth soared - and his extravagant purchases
When he rose to fame in the 1990s, Combs made no secret of his growing wealth as he became notorious for wearing eye-catching bling and throwing lavish parties.
Following the success of his record label, Bad Boy Records, which catapulted Diddy into stardom through film appearances in hits such as Get Him To The Greek, the mogul's fortune soared.
In the two decades before his arrest, Forbes reports that Diddy made almost a billion dollars, as he branched out into ventures including a fashion label, fragrance lines, and founding the Revolt TV network.
In 2003, he purchased a sprawling Miami mansion for $14.5 million, at a time when he was celebrating his studio album, The Saga Continues, going platinum.
Diddy, seen splashing the cash at a nightclub in Magic City, Atlanta, used to boast that he was a 'billionaire' as he became a hip-hop icon
Among Diddy's exorbitant purchases included a $39 million Los Angeles mansion in 2014 (pictured) which was later raided by federal authorities
In a bid to avoid jail ahead of his trial, Diddy offered a $50 million package that included putting his Miami mansion and mother's $2 million apartment (pictured) up as collateral
That home is now worth upwards of $48 million, according to Diddy's legal team who put the mansion up as collateral in a failed bid to have him bailed out ahead of trial.
The bail package also included putting Diddy's mother's $2 million Miami apartment up as collateral, but this was rejected by a judge.
It was part of a wave of purchases and expenses that became routine for Diddy as his stock soared, which also included splurging $60 million on a private jet that he dubbed 'Combs Air.'
Over the years, Diddy seemed to enjoy raising eyebrows by splashing the cash, such as wearing a 30-carat diamond pinky ring to the 2022 Oscars, owning a revolving fleet of 20 sportscars, and even an art collection with works by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring.
In 2014, the producer made another huge purchase, a huge Los Angeles mansion that he snapped up for a reported $39 million - one of his many assets that look to be vulnerable as he faces jail.
The rap mogul, pictured arriving at the New York City premiere of Bad Boys II in one of his sportscars, became notorious for showing his wealth
Diddy seen attending the 2022 Oscars, where he raised eyebrows by wearing a 30-carat diamond pinky ring
