In the middle of the rapper’s trial Sean ‘Diddy’ Combsalso known as “Puff Daddy”, after his accusation on charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by forcefraud or coercion, an interview went viral in which he recounts how These were their crazy parties.
In his answers, the rapper specifies that celebrities always attended these dates, and notably mentions the name of an Oscar-winning actor: “Leonadro DiCaprio.”
In his words, the actor of films such as Titanic and The Wolf of Wall Street, among others, He was the first to be invited at their parties.
Also, another actor like Aston Kutcher and even the singer Usher, who in the 90s was just a teenager.I went there to see things live… and I saw them,” said the Texan.
“We need to keep the girls there, we need locks on the doors”
Sean “Diddy” Combs on How He Got Women: “You Got to Keep the Girls There, you need locks on the doors. It’s a bit perverse. And you need heat, without air conditioning. It affects alcohol and everyone feels more comfortable and uninhibited.
All this, in the middle of the trial against “Diddy”, who, according to the prosecution, participated “continuously in a a widespread pattern of abuse against women and others”. They claim that from 2009, the rapper He attacked women on several occasions“hitting them, hitting them, dragging them, throwing objects at them and kicking them.”
He is further accused of manipulating women through acts such as distributing narcoticsintimidation or violence to engage in “orchestrated sexual activities with male sex workers.”
Combs is also accused of leading a criminal enterprise, Combs Enterprise, whose members engaged in activities including sex trafficking, forced labor, human trafficking, drug crimes, kidnapping, arson, bribery, obstruction of justice, and more.
“Diddy” allegedly used his business to “conduct, facilitate and conceal his abuse and sex trade,” in addition to “intimidate, manipulate, bribe and threaten to those who witnessed the crimes committed by the members and associates of the company.”
