Sean "Diddy" Combs Photograph:( X )
The Post reports that while some videos' timestamps match up with known events like the 2004-2005 VMAs in Miami and the 2005 Super Bowl in Jacksonville, other recordings have unclear or inconsistent dates.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’s freak-offs often took place as after parties, once his formal star-studded parties were over according to The New York Post.
The music mogul currently in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Centre was famous for his parties where Hollywood A-listers were seen and known faces from the sports and music industry.
According to Page Six, documents show that Diddy hosted three private gatherings after major entertainment events. At one such public party – the MTV Video Music Awards afterparty in August 2005 – stars like Eva Longoria, Fergie, Ice-T, Quincy Jones and Paris Hilton were seen celebrating at Miami's Space nightclub.
The celebrity guests left after this initial party. The gathering then moved to Diddy's mansion nearby, where the nature of the event allegedly changed significantly. Records indicate Combs was the only recognisable person present at this later gathering.
A new lawsuit has been filed regarding a 2000 VMA afterparty. The plaintiff states she was 13 years old when she experienced serious harm by Diddy and two others at that event.
The documentation reviewed shows Combs in the background of inappropriate activities, wearing the same white shirt with "God is the greatest" text that he had on at the earlier VMA party.
Many footage shows Combs and others at a gathering with onlookers present. The Post reports that while some videos' timestamps match up with known events like the 2004-2005 VMAs in Miami and the 2005 Super Bowl in Jacksonville, other recordings have unclear or inconsistent dates.
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These private gatherings reportedly took place after major public events. However, The Post notes that the dating and timing of some materials cannot be verified with certainty.