Diddy allegedly employed men to recruit women for “intimate” purposes.

Accused rapist Sean “Diddy” Combs hired men to patrol his parties and recruit young women to spend “intimate” time with him — claiming it was an “honor” to be asked to do so, the woman targeted told The Post.

Outwardly, Diddy’s white party in the Hamptons in 2004 had a worthy cause: On July 4, the tycoon teamed up with Sony on the theme “Vote or Die,” focusing on mobilizing minority voters to participate in the elections.

Diddy made a grand entrance in a helicopter. Aretha Franklin was there, as well as Reverend Al Sharpton, Mary J. Blige, Lennox Lewis, LL Cool J and Paris Hilton.

But beneath the wholesome façade, something sinister was allegedly going on: According to one party-goer, Diddy had people work at the party to satisfy his sexual urges.

As the evening gained momentum, a small group of men spread out, approaching attractive young women and offering to spend personal time with Diddy after the event, according to a source who asked The Post to identify her only as Lisa.

“I was there because my husband worked for Sony,” Lisa said.

“I was talking to another woman and this guy appeared out of nowhere. He said, “Hey, Diddy saw you guys and wants to know if you want to hang out once this is all done.” I really didn’t know what to say.

Lisa, who showed The Post photos from the event, said she was initially flattered by the request, but then was surprised when she realized what she was being asked to do.

“He tried to convince me it was an honor to be asked, and then he said it would be an ‘intimate’ time,” she said. “That was an indication to me that I wasn’t being asked to just hang out.”

“So I said, ‘My husband would love to meet Diddy,'” Lisa said. “And he said, ‘What husband?’ Who is he?’ So I pointed at him and he rolled his eyes and said, “Whatever.”

“But my friend agreed and went with him and a group of others back to his property. She never really talked about it after that, she just said she shouldn’t have gone.

“It wasn’t a good experience for her.”

It is unclear whether the “intimate” time allegedly promoted during the 2004 White Party included the “Freak Off” sex party.

However, Diddy’s wild orgies often do coincided with some of his biggest star parties at the height of his fame. Video files and documents reviewed exclusively by The Post show several orgies occurred hours after major events.

Diddy’s lawyers did not respond to The Post’s request for comment.

Lisa’s account echoes some of the accusations made by Diddy’s former employee Filip Pineswho alleged that the debauchery lasted from 2019 to 2021, claiming that he was tasked with obtaining materials necessary to satisfy the star’s sexual habits.

According to Pines’ lawsuit, which came first obtained by TMZhe had to organize parties that his boss called “Wild King Nights”, which were attended by many women and which sometimes lasted several days. These events often turned into wild orgies.

The lawsuit says his duties included preparing hotel rooms for red lights, as well as alcohol, marijuana, baby oil, towels and illegal drugs.

The lawsuit alleged that Pines was responsible for purchasing “power banger sex machines,” a $1,100 motorized sex toy equipped with multiple vibrators of various sizes and shapes.

Pines says he also had to remove all traces of drugs and sex toys, and then clean the stains of bodily fluids.

The report states that he will leave a large tip after checking out of hotels to put the housekeeping staff at ease.

The lawsuit says Pines is suing Combs for sexual battery, sexual harassment and sex trafficking.

Combs he was arrested in September on racketeering and sex trafficking charges and was denied bail three times. He is behind bars at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, awaiting trial in May.

Combs’ legal team told TMZ: “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it will not change the fact that Mr. Combs has never committed sexual violence or sex trafficking of any person – male or female, adult or minor.”

For Lisa, the lawsuits and criminal charges come as no surprise – and she says she has never regretted her decision to turn him down.

“I hear about all these stories and it scares me,” he says. “It could have been me. Thank God that wasn’t the case.”