Is Liam Payne's death related to Sean Diddy Combs? Investigators uncover connection to “pink cocaine.”

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ employees were forced to carry pink cocaine, also known as “Tuci,” according to a lawsuit filed against the rapper earlier this year. This is the same drug that was found in Liam Payne's body after his death.

In a complaint, Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones accused the rapper of sexual harassment. He also alleged that drug use was rampant in Combs' business operations.

“Lil Rod” is Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former videographer and producer.

In the complaint, Jones alleged that the rapper forced his employees, including housekeepers, cooks and butlers, to carry illegal substances such as cocaine, GHB, Ecstasy, marijuana gummies and Tuci.

This complaint came months after a series of legal actions against Combs, including a lawsuit from his ex, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, accusing him of sexual abuse.

Combs' legal team has denied Jones' claims, saying he was trying to get an “undeserved salary.”

“Jones is nothing more than a fraudster shamelessly looking for an easy and completely undeserved payday,” Combs' attorney said in a statement. “We have overwhelming, indisputable evidence that his claims are complete lies.”

The case came after Combs' arrest following raids on his homes in Los Angeles and Miami.

Prosecutors have alleged that Combs was involved in organizing drug-fueled parties known as “Freak Offs” that were attended by compulsive participants for days.

Liam Payne and “pink cocaine”

After Liam Payne died after falling from a third-floor hotel room in Buenos Aires earlier this month, ABC News and TMZ reported that a partial autopsy found a drug cocktail called “pink cocaine.”

Prosecutors said autopsy results suggested the British singer had “experienced an episode of drug abuse” before his death.

Reports citing toxicology tests listed crack cocaine and benzodiazepines among the drugs found in his body.