Alleged sexual assault perpetrator rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly enlisted individuals to surveil his gatherings and entice young women for private encounters with him — insisting that it was a privileged opportunity, a specified woman disclosed to The Post.

At first glance, Diddy’s 2004 White Party in the Hamptons seemed to have a charitable motive: The tycoon collaborated with Sony for a “Vote or Die” concept on the Fourth of July, concentrating on engaging minority voters for the election.

Diddy arrived in style via helicopter. Attendees included Aretha Franklin, the Rev. Al Sharpton, Mary J. Blige, Lennox Lewis, LL Cool J, and Paris Hilton.

But beneath the wholesome veneer, something sinister was allegedly happening: Diddy had people working the party to satisfy his sexual urges, according to one attendee.

As the soiree kicked into high gear, a small team of men fanned out, approaching attractive young women and propositioning them to have personal time with Diddy after the event wound down, alleged the 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 came up out of nowhere. He said, ‘Hey, Diddy saw you guys and wants to know if you want to hang out after this is all done.’ I didn’t really know what to say.”

Lisa, who showed The Post photos from the event, said she was initially flattered at the request but then taken aback when she realized what was being asked.

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

“So I said, ‘My husband would love to meet Diddy,’ ” Lisa said. “And he was like, ‘What husband? Who is he?’ So I pointed him out, and the guy rolled his eyes and said, ‘Never mind.’

“But my friend said yes and went with him and a bunch of other people back to his mansion. She never really talked about it afterwards but just would say that she shouldn’t have gone.

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

It’s not clear whether the “intimate” time being allegedly peddled at the 2004 White Party involved a “Freak Off” sex party.

However, Diddy’s wild orgies often coincided with some of his biggest star-studded parties at the height of his fame. Several of the orgies took place hours after major events, according to a trove of video files and documents viewed exclusively by The Post.

Lawyers for Diddy did not return The Post’s request for comment.

Lisa’s account resembles some of the accusations of former Diddy employee Phillip Pines, who alleged that the debauchery was still going on from 2019 to 2021, when he says he was tasked with procuring supplies to feed the star’s sexual habits.

According to Pines’ lawsuit, which was first obtained by TMZ, he had to set up parties his boss called “Wild King Nights,” which would involve multiple women and sometimes last for days. These events often turned into wild orgies.

His duties included prepping the hotel rooms with red lights as well as alcohol, marijuana, baby oil, towels and illegal drugs, according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit alleges that Pines was responsible for procuring “power banger sex machines,” an $1,100 motorized sex toy equipped with multiple dildos of varying sizes and shapes.

Pines claims he also had to remove any evidence of drugs and sex toys, as well as clean up stains from bodily fluids, afterward.

He claimed he would leave a big tip after checking out of the hotels to appease the housekeeping staff, according to the report.

Pines is suing Combs for sexual battery, sexual harassment and sex trafficking, according to the suit.

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

Combs’ legal team told TMZ: “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone — man or woman, adult or minor.”

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

“I hear about all these stories, and it freaks me out,” she says. “That could’ve been me. Thank God it wasn’t.”