Sean Diddy Combs: ‘It freaks me out’: Woman recalls being invited to Diddy’s suspected ‘Freak Off’ party by allegedly hired men

Rapper and mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been accused of using his lavish 2004 White Party in the Hamptons to facilitate sinister activities, with one attendee claiming that his hired men approached women to offer them “intimate” encounters with him, as reported by the New York Post.
The party, which appeared to be a charitable gathering with a “Vote or Die” theme aimed at mobilising minority voters, was reportedly used by Combs to satisfy his sexual desires.
Lisa, who was at the party because her husband worked for Sony, recalled a chilling experience at the event. “I was talking to another woman when a guy approached us and said, ‘Hey, Diddy saw you guys and wants to know if you want to hang out after this is all done,’” she was quoted as saying to the Post. “He tried to convince me that it was an honour to be asked, and said it would be an ‘intimate’ time,” she added.
When Lisa declined the offer, the man responded dismissively, rolling his eyes and saying, “Never mind.” However, Lisa’s friend, who was also at the party, accepted the invitation and later confessed she regretted her decision. “It wasn’t a good experience for her,” Lisa said.
“I hear about all these stories, and it freaks me out,” she said. “That could’ve been me. Thank God it wasn’t.”
It’s unclear if the party turned into what some call “Freak Off” sex parties, but Combs’ lavish events were known to turn into wild orgies, according to TMZ.
The allegations follow similar claims made by Phillip Pines, a former employee of Combs, who is suing the mogul for sexual battery, harassment, and sex trafficking. Pines’ lawsuit reveals he was tasked with setting up parties dubbed “Wild King Nights,” which involved multiple women, drugs, alcohol, and sex toys.
Currently facing criminal charges, Combs was arrested in September and is behind bars awaiting trial. His legal team has denied all allegations, asserting that Combs has never been involved in sexual assault or trafficking.