‘This Is What We Were Fed’: After Months Of Reports About Diddy’s Freak Offs, Family Friends Claim His Mom Threw Sex Parties During His Childhood

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Sean Combs, often referred to as P. Diddy, finds himself embroiled in a multitude of legal troubles, with federal charges and numerous lawsuits on the horizon. At 55 years old, he is currently incarcerated prior to his upcoming trial, following an arrest in September. Additionally, there has been much speculation concerning private events known as “Freak Off” parties that Combs is said to have hosted. More recently, allegations have surfaced suggesting that Combs’ mother, Janice, used to organize sex parties when he was a child.

The life and career of the artist known for “Can’t Nobody Hold Me Down” will soon be featured in an upcoming documentary titled Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy, which is slated to premiere on Peacock this year. This documentary delves into Diddy’s extraordinary rise within the music industry, as well as his subsequent downfall and allegations of misconduct. As reported by Rolling Stone, Diddy’s longtime friend and producer Tim “Dawg” Patterson has claimed that Janice Combs, Diddy’s mother, used to host inappropriate parties when her son was present.

On weekends, we often hosted wild gatherings at home where various individuals would mingle. These included people who consumed alcohol heavily, smoked marijuana, addicts, LGBTQ+ individuals, pimps, and dealers. The house was a gathering place for such diverse company, many of whom hailed from Harlem or the streets. It wasn’t uncommon to accidentally stumble upon a couple in one of the bedrooms, completely undressed.

According to Tim Patterson, there were often activities happening at Diddy’s house. During a documentary, it was said that Patterson believed Diddy’s future behavior, such as the Freak Offs, might have been influenced by what he observed as a child. The producer expressed his viewpoint about Diddy’s personal life, stating that everything can be traced back to his childhood experiences. Furthermore, Patterson openly discussed how these alleged observations may have impacted him personally.

That information was shared with us; those details were given to us. Did it make us numb to it? Probably so. Were we consciously aware of it? Not at all, it was simply part of the Saturday evening experience.

Another acquaintance, DJ EZ Lee Davis, additionally voiced opinions regarding the parties that Janice Combs, now in her 80s, is said to have hosted. Davis confessed that he hadn’t personally attended any of these gatherings, but shared information he had heard about them.

Janice often hosted some friendly birds during the summer, ensuring everyone felt at ease.

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According to the planner, it was clear that Diddy intended to create a specific atmosphere for his Freak Off parties. They apparently made extensive use of mirrors during event planning.

Currently, neither Janice nor Diddy (Sean Combs) has responded to these accusations. However, these new charges contribute to the extensive list of allegations that have been associated with the notorious party scene of the founder of Sean John.

Sean Combs became well-known for hosting extravagant “white parties,” attended by numerous celebrities. Following these events, he would organize his notorious “Freak Offs.” It has been reported that these events involved young women, who were either paid or pressured, to perform explicit acts for the guests. These occurrences are said to have been documented as well. Numerous people, such as former PR executive Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire, have spoken out about these parties, with her stating that she always felt a strong sense of unease during them.

Two parties have been linked to lawsuits filed against P. Diddy, with a significant number of these cases pertaining to sexual misconduct, physical abuse, and additional allegations. On the federal level, Diddy is currently under investigation for charges that include sex trafficking, procuring prostitution, racketeering, arson, and further offenses. His upcoming trial is scheduled for May 5, leaving uncertainty about any other potential accusations that might emerge concerning his or his mother’s actions.

To add to the discussion, the intriguing documentary titled “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy” is set to be accessible to Peacock subscribers from January 14 onwards.

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2025-01-11 19:37