Hip-hop mogul Diddy is currently facing legal troubles due to allegations of organizing wild sex parties at his mansion. A witness has revealed shocking details about these debauched gatherings, where famous rappers reportedly used drugs and engaged in group sex.
Inside the Drug-Fueled and Sexual Orgies
Hip-hop mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is currently in custody after a judge denied his bail request, including a $50 million bail package, and ordered him to remain detained until his trial on federal charges begins. The allegations stem from the so-called “Freak Off” parties that reportedly took place at Diddy’s mansion in East Hampton, attracting numerous rappers and celebrities.
A drug dealer expressed shock at witnessing celebrities engaging in group sex at these Freak Off parties. He recounted how Diddy welcomed him into his Hamptons mansion wearing only a bathrobe and led him to a back bedroom to conduct a cocaine transaction.
“Weird things started happening. Celebrities were having sex with each other. There were back rooms that felt like a secret sanctuary. You’d see two people you’d never think would hook up—rappers—it was shocking to me. I won’t name names, but there were rappers that I immediately lost all respect for and can no longer look up to,” the dealer stated.
He further noted that many attendees, including “a group of female rappers and prostitutes,” were using ketamine and GHB. “That was when I had to get out of there,” he added, indicating that he did not see Diddy participating in any sexual activities at the event.
The Opulent Mansion and Celebrity Guests
Diddy’s sprawling mansion in East Hampton has been the site of shocking debauchery, with famous rappers reportedly using drugs and engaging in group sex. The 4,500-square-foot (approximately 418-square-meter) estate is also where Diddy hosts his annual star-studded White Party, attended by some of Hollywood’s biggest names, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Mariah Carey, and Jay-Z.
According to the federal indictment against Diddy released this week, the Freak Off parties were elaborate sexual performances that Diddy “organized, directed, masturbated during, and frequently recorded,” as stated in the sex trafficking indictment with three charges. Diddy did not plead guilty to the charges against him on September 18 but was ordered by a Manhattan court to remain in custody until his trial, having been denied bail twice.
According to the indictment, Diddy is accused of controlling his victims through “physical violence, promises of career opportunities, providing and threatening to withdraw financial support, and other coercive measures,” including supplying them with illegal substances.
Many have come forward to accuse Diddy of sexual assault, including Cassie Ventura, whom he previously mentored, and who filed a lawsuit that Diddy settled out of court within 24 hours. Diddy has denied any wrongdoing in that case.
A Series of Allegations and Diddy’s Response
Several other lawsuits against Diddy have also been filed, including one from producer Rodney ‘Lil’ Rod’ Jones, who worked on the rapper’s final album. Diddy’s attorneys have repeatedly dismissed all allegations against him. Regarding the lawsuit from Lil Rod, one of Diddy’s lawyers told USA Today: “We look forward to proving—in court—that all of Mr. Jones’s allegations are fabricated and must be dismissed.”
Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, is an American rapper, music producer, actor, and entrepreneur. He is known for his successful music career with numerous chart-topping hits and for founding Bad Boy Records. Diddy is also a successful businessman with his clothing brand Sean John and the beverage company Ciroc Vodka.
However, the serious allegations of sexual assault and sex trafficking have significantly impacted Diddy’s public image. The case is still under investigation and trial, and the public is awaiting the court’s final ruling.
