Khloe Kardashian is making headlines again – but this time it’s because of an old Keeping Up With the Kardashians clip that’s resurfaced, and it’s pretty wild considering it was about Diddy.
In the flashback moment, Khloe is seen urgently telling her friend Khadijah Haqq to “stop talking” while discussing a party hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs. Yep, that Diddy – whose lavish parties have recently come under serious scrutiny after his 2024 arrest for alleged sex trafficking and racketeering charges. (Diddy has denied all accusations and pleaded not guilty.)
The throwback clip comes from the 2014 episode titled Secrets of a Double Life. In it, Khloe spills a bit about a wild night out, confessing, “This party, I think half the people were butt-nake.” She also admitted she hadn’t even been to bed before catching a 5:30 AM flight. Classic early KUWTK chaos.
When Khadijah started hinting at who she met at the event, Khloe quickly shut her down – clearly not wanting any more details leaked. Even Kourtney Kardashian chimed in, mentioning she’d been hanging out with Diddy, Quincy Combs, and rapper French Montana that same weekend.
Fast forward to now, the vibe around Diddy’s name is way different. The music mogul is currently behind bars at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center awaiting trial, and many celebrities who once rolled in his circle are now dodging any association. It’s important to note: No member of the Kardashian family has been linked to any of the allegations against Diddy, and they haven’t made public comments on his legal troubles either.
Meanwhile, Diddy’s lawyer recently tried to downplay the controversial “freak off” parties during a NewsNation interview, insisting that just because someone lived a certain “lifestyle” doesn’t mean they committed a crime.
The Kardashians clearly knew that Diddy’s parties were next level even back then, but seeing this clip pop up now – when Diddy’s reputation is hanging by a thread – hits differently.
One thing’s for sure: Khloe’s instinct to “stop talking” might have been sharper than anyone realized at the time.
