`Diddy’s Dark Past: Former Recording Studio Manager Reveals Wild Parties and Condoms`

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Sean “P. Diddy” Combs continues to be held in custody before his upcoming sex trafficking trial, slated for several months from now. Since the 55-year-old entrepreneur’s arrest and detention, numerous past associates have been recounting their encounters with him. Most of these stories revolve around alleged extravagant parties and questionable conduct. In another revealing account, one of Diddy’s former studio managers is coming forward, disclosing an alleged late-night incident involving condoms.

Felicia Newsome served as the manager at Daddy’s House, Diddy’s personal recording studio under Bad Boy Records, from 1994 to 2000. Looking back on her time with the company, she remembered an incident that occurred late one night when she was summoned to the studio. It seemed that Diddy was present at the studio and, reportedly clad in his underwear, requested an employee to fetch condoms for him, as he intended to engage in a sexual encounter with two women. Newsome shared her response to this situation: she confronted the hip hop artist.

In this gathering, I advised Puffy not to request anyone to fetch condoms. He responded with a reassurance, “No need for such items here, ma,” and from then on, he honored my advice.

In conversation with BBC, Felicia Newsome shared that it wasn’t unusual for unprofessional behavior to occur in business settings. However, what was infrequent was someone reporting such incidents. Regarding Sean Combs, she noted a change in his behavior towards her following their late-night discussion. Initially, their relationship was difficult, with Newsome remembering her response when, during the studio’s opening in 1995, Combs allegedly called her a “bitch” after criticizing the selected countertops for the space.

If I’m bringing women into this space, which is open 24 hours, how do you want to treat people?

It appears that P. Diddy expressed a desire for safety and inclusivity following that statement, but this seems at odds with some recent allegations. A lot of attention has been given to accusations about his “freak off” parties, where women (reportedly weighed prior) were either hired or persuaded to perform suggestive acts for attendees. Additionally, there have been numerous instances of the “Wild King Nights,” many of which took place within hotel rooms.

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Regarding the two incidents mentioned earlier, numerous individuals have provided accounts of their experiences. Dr. LaJoyce Brookshire, a former PR executive, described the parties as chaotic, stating her “instincts were particularly heightened.” Even the manager of John Legend recollected needing to negotiate his way out of a bedroom after being trapped inside during one of Diddy’s events. A male escort who allegedly worked at WKNs claimed that drugs were abundant at these gatherings. Additionally, a female employee working for those parties made assertions about Diddy quickly using baby oil.

In September, Sean Combs was apprehended in New York City and is currently being detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. This arrest followed investigations into sex-trafficking allegations, which led to raids on his U.S. residences several months prior. At present, he’s dealing with multiple charges such as sex trafficking, facilitating prostitution, and racketeering. These accusations are further compounded by numerous lawsuits involving claims of sexual misconduct, domestic violence, among other issues.

The trial of P. Diddy is set to begin on May 5th. As the court date approaches, there’s much anticipation about who else might come forward with similar stories, such as Felicia Newsome and others who have done so in the past.

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2025-02-08 19:08