Introduction
Embattled music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing intense scrutiny amid allegations that he hosted “Freak Off” sex parties following major events such as the VMAs and Super Bowl. According to leaked videos and documents reviewed by media outlets, these exclusive gatherings reportedly included explicit activities, with accusations that some acts involved coercion.
A-List Guests and Private After-Parties
During the Super Bowl XXXIX weekend in Jacksonville in February 2005, Diddy threw a high-profile gala with celebrity guests like Ashton Kutcher, Ashlee Simpson, and “Girls Gone Wild” founder Joe Francis. Following the event, sources claim the party continued at a private mansion Diddy rented, transforming into a “Freak Off” sex party.
Alleged footage from the night depicts private scenes involving Diddy and other attendees, with explicit activities taking place as laughter and party sounds filled the room. By this point, most A-list guests had left, with the gathering shifting to a smaller group of young men and women.
Pattern of ‘Freak Off’ Sex Parties After Major Events
These after-parties reportedly became a pattern for Diddy, with similar events occurring after the 2004 and 2005 VMAs. Documents suggest that each of these gatherings took place under similar circumstances, starting as public celebrations before transitioning to private, explicit gatherings.
Recent Lawsuit and Federal Investigation
Diddy is now also facing a lawsuit from a woman who alleges he assaulted her following the 2000 VMAs. His attorneys have denied all allegations, asserting that, “In court, the truth will prevail: that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone — adult or minor, man or woman.”
In March, federal officials conducted a raid on two of Diddy’s properties, confiscating materials that reportedly relate to the allegations. Authorities allege that some of the activities at these sex parties were not consensual, with some participants allegedly transported across state lines.
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