Former Playboy Playmate Kendra Wilkinson is reminiscing about attending some of Sean “Diddy” Combs' infamous parties in a new interview.
While discussing Wilkinson's Playboy Mansion past, the TV personality acknowledged that he had attended one of the celebrity gatherings hosted by the disgraced music mogul, who is currently incarcerated and awaiting federal trial on sex trafficking charges.
“I remember just eating one or two,” Wilkinson said.The Kyle and Jackie O Show.“But when I was younger, it was fun. I never saw anything really bad happening around me. Sex is sex, in my opinion.”
“So I'm not saying bad things didn't happen,” she continued, “I'm saying nothing bad ever happened to me.”
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Kendra Wilkinson recalled attending a party for Sean “Diddy” Combs, the musician awaiting federal trial on sex trafficking charges. (Getty Images/AP)
Wilkinson spent much of the interview reminiscing about his wild partying days at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion.
Now a real estate agent, she became one of Hefner's girlfriends at age 18 when a photo she took as a model caught the eye of a magazine publisher and she met him at his 78th birthday party.
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“Right now I'm just a single mom making a living in real estate,” Wilkinson said.
“At that time, at that house… it was a blessing for me because I had already come out of this awful, awful teenage world of being sexualized and being harassed by grown men and so forth. So when I went into that house, it actually felt safe for me.”
Kendra Wilkinson met Hugh Hefner when she was 18 years old. (Dennis Truscello/WireImage)
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Former Playboy Playmate Kendra Wilkinson attended Sean “Diddy” Combs' infamous parties “once or twice.” (Getty Images)
Wilkinson recalled breaking many of the rules that most Playboy Playmates followed, including a curfew. The TV star entertained boyfriends other than Hefner.
“Those choices that I made definitely had a negative impact on my life,” Wilkinson admitted. “The choices that I made put me in a really bad depression. So do I blame anybody for that? I don't. That's not who I am. So I blame myself. I think, 'What did I do? How did I get to this point? How did I get to this point in my life? What do I need to change about myself to grow? What do I need to do to not get myself in the same situation?' That's basically all I can do.”
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“I don't like to live with a victim mentality,” she said. “I'm not saying there aren't victims out there. I'm sure there are. And I've heard their stories and I completely empathize with them. In my case, I had a different perspective on it.”
Wilkinson added: “I had a lot of fun while I was living at the mansion, and I was exactly who I appeared to be. I was just a fun, wild, young, silly blonde woman, and that's on me. Nothing bad happened to me. I'm not saying nothing bad happened to anyone else.”
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Wilkinson has admitted to attending one or two of Combs' parties, but there were always several other celebrities in attendance. Photos from the “White Party” have featured A-list stars over the years, including Matthew Broderick, Sarah Jessica Parker, Aaliyah, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lopez, Martha Stewart, Tommy Lee, and Pamela Anderson. None of these celebrities have been implicated in Combs' alleged crimes.
U.S. Attorney Damien Williams held a press conference to announce the unsealing of an indictment charging music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs with sex trafficking. (Reuters/Shannon Stapleton)
Combs was charged with organized criminal conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and transportation for the purposes of prostitution, according to an indictment unsealed on September 17. If convicted, he faces a minimum sentence of 15 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison.
Authorities say Combs ran a criminal enterprise through businesses including Bad Boy Entertainment, Combs Enterprises and Combs Global, and that he used “firearms, threats of violence, coercion, and verbal, emotional, physical and sexual abuse” to obtain sexual gratification, according to an unsealed indictment obtained by Fox News Digital.
Combs and his employees “intimidated, threatened, and lured female victims into Combs' entourage, often under the guise of romantic relationships. Combs then allegedly used force, threats of force, and coercion to force the victims into engaging in extended sexual acts with male commercial prostitutes, acts that Combs specifically referred to as 'freak-offs.'”
The “I'll Be Missing You” singer has been denied bail twice and is awaiting trial in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center.
Sean Combs' lawyer said “he is innocent” of the charges. (Dia Dipaspil/Getty Images)
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Ahead of the federal prosecutor's press conference last week, Combs' lawyers said they would fight to have the rapper released.
“He's in good spirits. He's confident,” Combs' attorney, Mark Anifilo, said outside court on Sept. 17. “He's facing this head on, just like he's faced every challenge he's ever faced in his life. And he's innocent. He's innocent of these charges. He's obviously going to plead not guilty. He's going to fight this with all his energy and all his strength and he has the full confidence of his attorneys. I look forward to a long, successful battle with a good outcome for Mr. Combs.”
“I will fight tooth and nail to get him released, and he should be released,” Anifilo added. “With everything he's done, he came here voluntarily.”
