The Bump, Bump, Bump rapper, 54, was hit with an indictment on Monday accusing him of years of coercion and abuse while using blackmail and violence to control his victims.

He has also been accused of inducing female victims and male $3χ workers into drugged-up, sometimes days-long $3χual performances referred to as ‘Freak Offs.’

While his former partners have not commented publicly on his arrest, fans have noticed a common theme between several of his ex girlfriends.

The ladies have been pictured wearing tooth-shaped necklaces – seemingly variations of Roberto Cavalli’s signature tiger tooth pendants.

Cavalli has a close friendship with the rapper, and previously said the star ‘has such a big heart. He is so sweet.’

Taking to X/Twitter, fans shared pictured of Yung Miami, Cassie, Jennifer Lopez and Kim Porter all sporting similar pendants, branding it Diddy’s ‘signature piece.’

They commented ‘Call me crazy.. that look like a TIGER tooth correct me if I’m wrong please’; ‘That’s wild’; ‘This s**t is not a coincidence’.

It is not known whether Diddy purchased the pendants. MailOnline has contacted representatives for comment.

Yung Miami, real name Caresha Brownlee, was spotted wearing the pendant most recently during a podcast recording in August where she addressed their relationship.

Brownlee, 30, was in a two-year open relationship with the star that came to an end in 2023.

Speaking on Caresha Please, Brownlee shared: ‘I was with him when the world was celebrating him.

‘I can’t speak on something that wasn’t my experience, I can’t speak on something I don’t know. I can’t speak on these allegations because I wasn’t around at the time. I don’t know that person and that wasn’t my experience.’

In February, producer Rodney ‘Lil Rod’ Jones alleged in a civil lawsuit that Brownlee was hired as a $3χ worker for Diddy alongside wellness coach Jade Ramey and Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson’s baby mama Daphne Joy.

The civil lawsuit also alleged that Diddy ordered Yung Miami bring ‘tusi’ aka ‘pink cocaine’ on a private jet to the Water Music Festival in Virginia in April 2023 because his drug mule Brendan Paul (who was arrested on March 25) ‘forgot it.’

Brownlee has denied the claims made against her.

Cassie, 38, wore the necklace in her music video for her 2006 hit, Long Way 2 Go.

The R&B singer (real name Casandra Ventura) was with the rapper for over a decade from 2007 to 2018.

In November, Cassie filed a lawsuit saying he had beaten and raped her for years.

She accused Diddy of coercing her and others into unwanted $3χ in drug-fueled settings.

The suit was settled in one day but months later, CNN aired hotel security footage showing the rapper punching and kicking Cassie and throwing her on the floor.

After the video aired, Diddy apologized, saying: ‘I was disgusted when I did it.’

J Lo famously sported the pendant in the music video for her 2000 smash hit, Love Don’t Cost a Thing.

In the video, which was rumoured to be about her relationship with Diddy, Jennifer is seen ripping the necklace off and throwing it away as she denounces her materialistic partner.

The couple dated for two years before splitting in 2001. She is not involved in the claims made against the rapper.

Jennifer did not initially want to wear the pendant, as was shown in her MTV Making the Video special.

She was shown the jewellery by her stylist, with a visibly unimpressed Jennifer remarking: ‘I’m not rocking the horn.

‘She [stylist] wants me to rock the horn, in a few months we’re gonna see if she was right, if the horn came in style, if she was ahead of the curve or just crazy!’

While Kim was mentioned in the viral tweet, her necklace – seen in a 2018 Instagram post – seemed to closer resemble angel wings.

Kim suddenly died in 2018 aged 47 after battling the flu that turned to pneumonia.

She had a tumultuous on-off romance with Diddy between 1994 and 2007, welcoming three children with him – Christian, 26, and twin girls Jesse and D’Lila, 16.

Following his major arrest, and in a desperate attempt to remain free, he begged for bail, proposing his own home and his mother’s as part of a $50million surety.

Diddy pleaded not guilty on Tuesday and was denied bail, despite his legal team’s request for him to be released for $50 million and kept electronically monitored.

The artist is accused of using ‘power and prestige’ to lure and intimidate women under ‘pretense of a romantic relationship’.

According to the indictment, he would then allegedly use force, threats and coercion to get the women to engage with male $3χ workers in the ‘Freak Offs,’ described as ‘elaborate and produced $3χ performances’ arranged and directed by Diddy while he masturbated and often recorded them.

The indictment further stated that some ‘Freak Offs’ would last for days, requiring Diddy and victims to receive IV fluids to recover from the exertion and drug use.

Diddy’s lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, said the ‘Freak Offs’ stemmed from the star’s former on-again-off-again relationship with R&B singer Cassie, and were not coercive.

Prosecutors said they had interviewed more than 50 victims and witnesses, and are expecting the number to grow.

His arrest comes after he was hit with a swathe of lawsuits in the past year by women who allege he subjected them to physical, $3χual, and mental abuse.

Many of the depraved allegations first came to light almost a year ago when Cassie Ventura, sued him for rape, physical abuse, and mental abuse, in November. He denies the claims.