According to a new report, Denzel Washington had fighting words for Sean “Diddy” Combs at one of the disgraced rapper’s parties in the early hours of the morning.

The Oscar-winning actor, 69, “yelled” at Combs before “storming out” of a late-night party the music mogul threw in 2003, an unnamed source told Us Weekly.

The outlet describes the insider as someone who was “friends” with Diddy in the “early 2000s.”

“Denzel yelled, ‘You don’t respect anyone,'” the source claimed.

“(Denzel and his wife Pauletta) had been partying until dawn (with Diddy) and they saw something and stormed out,” the insider continued.

The Post has reached out to representatives for Washington and Combs for comment.

Combs faces three charges of sex trafficking, extortion and promotion of prostitution.

He pleaded not guilty to all counts.

After Combs’ arrest at a New York hotel on September 16, federal prosecutors unsealed the indictment against the rapper, revealing allegations that he had hosted “freak-offs” – sex parties that he “elaborately and staged” and that he allegedly invited women to would be tempting for his enjoyment and that of his guests.

Long before his arrest, Combs was known for throwing wild and lavish parties. The expensive stores were always populated with A-list celebrities like Washington.

Diddy’s $3 million 40th birthday “century party” at New York’s Plaza Hotel in 2009 was among the rapper’s famous parties attended by the “Equalizer” star.

Although Washington has never spoken publicly about Combs’ soirees, comedian Brandon T. Jackson said the “Fences” actor advised him to always leave Hollywood parties “before the devil gets there.”

“Denzel always told me when we were at the parties, ‘You leave 30 minutes before the devil gets there.’ OK?’ “Always remember that Denzel would leave the parties early,” Jackson said on the “Breaking the Machine” podcast in January.

A clip of the interview has gone viral since Combs’ arrest.

Some celebrities have commented on Diddy’s parties, including Marlon Wayans, who said he always left early.

A former PR director at Clive Davis’ Arista Records recently said that “security” at Combs’ parties was lost “after a certain hour.”

“My senses were always on high alert,” Dr. recalled. LaJoyce Brookshire remembered the star’s parties while speaking to TMZ for their documentary special “The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment.”

“And I know that after a certain hour there is no safety when drinks are flowing and people are doing drugs behind your back in toilets and two or three people are walking out of a toilet together… So could that possibly be the case? Absolutely. Have I seen it? No. I never stayed at the party long enough to see it,” she shared.

Combs is being held in a Brooklyn detention center while he awaits trial.