In a viral video shared on social media, a woman who claimed to have attended Diddy’s parties came to his defense, asserting the media mogul’s innocence.
In the clip posted by Akademiks on Instagram on October 1, she suggested that the alleged victims accusing the musician of sexual abuse enjoyed themselves at the “freak offs”and are primarily seeking monetary compensation.
She began the video by claiming that these women were fully aware of what they were signing up for.
She branded those who wish for his downfall as “losers,”continuing with her defense,
“Y’all had a ball, y’all took pictures, y’all posted, y’all told your friends, y’all felt like y’all was on top of the world, y’all was going on vacation. And then, for whatever reason, you b*tches want some money…”
She further claimed,
“Rich white men do this all the time… because he is black and of high status… He’s not allowed to do the same things that rich white men do. He’s not allowed to indulge in the same behavior, parties, lifestyle, etc.”
Support for Diddy Following His Arrest
The woman defending Diddy stated in the now-popular video,
“Whether because he cut you off, whether it be because he’s not hitting you up no more, whether it be because you feel like a Goofy cuz you didn’t get nothing out of it. Whatever it be. It’s lame as f*ck which all they’re doing…”
She maintained that Diddy is a good person, arguing that he likely would have welcomed his alleged accusers into his home. Additionally, the unnamed supporter described Diddy’s parties as “events for wealthy individuals.”
She continued:
“If the feds want to label them as freak offs, that’s on them… But at the end of the day, they’re rich n*gga parties… That’s what rich white men do.. “
She further expressed,
“It’s f*cking twisted…. And… It’s sad to watch someone… who’s a mogul for the black community… who speaks highly of black excellence and preaches love… getting sh*tted on…”
This video surfaced after the “I’ll Be Missing You”singer was arrested on September 16 in New York on federal charges alleging that he oversaw a large network conducting violent acts and reportedly facilitating sexual offenses.
He faces charges of sex trafficking, sexual assault, and racketeering. According to the Miami Herald, investigators discovered numerous items during a raid of his Miami and Los Angeles homes in March 2024.
The official indictment related to his arrest stated that around 1,000 bottles of baby oil and other various items were found in the rapper’s residences. The indictment, which was published online by PBS News, also noted the discovery of multiple lubricant bottles and three AR-15s. Additional findings included “controlled substances, extra linens, and lighting.”Moreover, it claimed that Diddy allegedly organized parties referred to as “Freak Offs”in The Hamptons, New York, from 2004 to 2009, attended by several high-profile celebrities.
Diddy allegedly “used force, threats of force, or coercion”to compel victims into sexual acts with male sex workers during these parties. The indictment also accused Combs of administering substances like ketamine, ecstasy, and gamma-hydroxybutyrate to keep the victims compliant.
Furthermore, the indictment stated that the rooms were allegedly equipped with hidden cameras to record the sexual activities. On September 18, a DHS agent involved in the March raid reported to the New York Post,
“So if you were in those sex parties, you were being recorded from every possible angle, including angles you wouldn’t have known about.”
It was further alleged that Diddy used these recordings as leverage to blackmail his victims into participating in these sessions.
Diddy is currently incarcerated without bond at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
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