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Mr. Combs also names his new assistant on "Oprah"

      *Sean "Diddy" Combs is no longer under investigation by the NYPD following allegations that he roughed up longtime friend Steven Acevedo during an incident last month at Manhattan's Kiosk nightclub.

      "I've been informed by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office that after a thorough investigation, they have made a decision not to authorize any arrests in connection with the incident involving Mr. Combs and Steven Acevedo on Oct. 13," Diddy's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said in a statement to E! News.

      "I want to commend the D.A.'s office and the New York City Police Department for conducting a thorough and very fair investigation into this incident and not allowing this private disagreement between two acquaintances to turn into a criminal charge."

      Acevedo, 31, had filed a police report accusing Diddy of punching him in the face during an argument over a woman.  Acevedo reportedly suffered a bloody nose and swollen lip, according to the New York Post.

       Meanwhile, Diddy is still the subject of a $5 million lawsuit brought by hip-hop promoter James Waldon, who claims he was assaulted by Diddy's bodyguards at a New York club last June.

Diddy, Oprah Winfrey and his new assistant Heather Thompson

      In other Diddy news, on Tuesday, while appearing on Oprah's YouTube themed show, he made the decision as to who his new personal assistant will be. In case you somehow missed it, Combs ran an online contest to find that right person.

      With the three finalists sitting in the front row and Winfrey to his left, Diddy chose lawyer Heather Thompson. And why did he choose her?

      "It was just a passion, it was the way she articulated herself," the 38-year-old hip-hop mogul answered. "I think [she] understood what the job entailed. She had a background that was stellar. It was just the way she came across."