Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs, who was accused of rape, hired men to patrol his parties and recruited young women to spend “intimate” time with him. The woman who was targeted told the Post that she claimed it was an “honor” to be targeted.
On the surface, Diddy's White Party in the Hamptons in 2004 had a good reason. Biggie Diddy teamed up with Sony on the Independence Day theme of “Vote or Die,” which focused on mobilizing minority voters to vote.
Diddy made a grand entrance via helicopter. In addition to Aretha Franklin, the Reverend Al Sharpton, Mary J. Blige, Lennox Lewis, LL Cool J, and Paris Hilton were also in attendance.
However, beneath the healthy surface, something sinister was going on. One attendee said Diddy was putting people to work at the party to satisfy his sexual urges.
Once the soirée was in full swing, a small team of men fanned out and approached attractive young women, offering to spend some personal time with Diddy after the event, sources said. Sources asked the Post to identify her only as Lisa.
“I was there because my husband worked at Sony,” Lisa said.
“I was talking to another woman and a guy came out of nowhere. He said, 'Hey, Didi saw you guys and wanted to know if you wanted to hang out after this is all over. ” he said. I really didn't know what to say. ”
Lisa, who showed the Post photos of the event, said she was initially flattered by the request, but then was taken aback when she realized what was being asked of her.
“He tried to convince me that it was an honor to be asked and then said it would be an 'intimate' moment,” she said. “That was my clue that I wasn't just being invited to play.”
“So I said, 'My husband wants to meet Didi,'” Lisa said. “And he was like, 'What kind of husband?'” Who is he? 'So I pointed him out and the guy rolled his eyes and said, 'Never mind.'
“But my friend said yes and went back to his mansion with him and a bunch of other people. She didn't talk much about it after that, but she just said she shouldn't have gone. That's all he said.
“It wasn't a good experience for her.”
It's unclear whether the “intimate” moments allegedly taking place at the 2004 White Party included a “freak-off” sex party.
But Diddy's wild orgies often coincided with his biggest, star-studded parties at the height of his fame. Some of the orgies took place hours after the larger event, according to a trove of video files and documents seen exclusively by the newspaper.
Mr. Diddy's attorney did not respond to The Post's request for comment.
Lisa's account is similar to some of the accusations made by former Diddy employee Philip Pines. He said he was tasked with procuring supplies to support Didi's sexual habits and claimed the debauchery continued from 2019 to 2021.
According to Pines' lawsuit, the first lawsuit Obtained by TMZhe had to set up parties that his boss called “Wild King Nights”, which were attended by multiple women and sometimes lasted for several days. These events often evolved into violent orgies.
His duties included installing red lights in hotel rooms and preparing alcohol, marijuana, baby oil, towels and illegal drugs, according to the complaint.
The complaint alleges Pines was responsible for procuring an $1,100 electric sex toy called the “Power Banger Sex Machine,” which featured multiple dildos of various sizes and shapes.
Pines claims the body then had to be cleaned of any bodily fluids, as well as any traces of drugs or sex toys.
After checking out of the hotel, the man reportedly claimed he was leaving a large tip to appease the cleaning staff.
According to the complaint, Pines is suing Combs for sexual assault, sexual harassment and sex trafficking.
Combs was arrested in September on racketeering and sex trafficking charges and has been denied bail three times. He is being held at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center, awaiting trial in May.
Combs' lawyers told TMZ, “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, we cannot guarantee that Combs sexually assaulted or sexually trafficked anyone, male or female, adult or minor. The fact remains that nothing has happened.”
For Lisa, the lawsuit and criminal charges were not a surprise, and she says she has never regretted her decision to turn him down.
“When I hear these stories all the time, I’m shocked,” she says. “It could have been me. Thank God it wasn't.”
