New Allegations Paint Disturbing Picture of Diddy’s Parties

Diddy allegedly hired men to recruit women for private parties

Music mogul and entrepreneur Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing new allegations over his party recruitment tactics, accused of hiring people to bring in young women for his private parties.

According to sources, the recruiters were instructed to approach women during his high-profile events and invite them to “intimate” gatherings afterwards.

The White Party Allegations

A woman, identified only as Lisa, recounted her experience at Diddy’s 2004 White Party in the Hamptons to The NY Post. Although it looked very glitzy from an outsider’s perspective, Lisa said one man came up to her and said it would be an “honour” to spend personal time with Diddy after the event.

“He tried to convince me it was an honour to be asked,” Lisa said. “But it quickly became clear it wasn’t just about hanging out.” Lisa declined the invitation, citing her husband, who was also at the event. A friend of hers, however, accepted and later regretted it, describing it as a “bad experience.”

Connections to “Freak Off” Parties

The allegations echo claims from other sources about Diddy’s notorious “Freak Off” parties, where orgies and other debaucheries were said to have been happening. These events, in a lawsuit filed by former employee Phillip Pines, often involved elaborate setups with alcohol, drugs, and sex toys.

Pines, who worked for Diddy between 2019 and 2021, said he was put in charge of prepping these parties and cleaning up afterward, getting rid of evidence such as drugs and sex toys and providing housekeeping staff with large tips to keep quiet.

Diddy faces a number of lawsuits, which range from sexual harassment to sex trafficking and battery. His lawyers have denied the claims, saying, “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone.”

These revelations have shocked fans and critics alike. For Lisa, the news was unsettling but unsurprising. “Hearing all these stories freaks me out,” she said. “That could have been me. Thank God it wasn’t.”