Singer Good Fridae Reveals Diddy Pursued Her During Escape from “Freak Off” Party at Age 16

On September 16, 2024, Diddy was taken into custody on serious federal charges, which include racketeering and s*x trafficking. Following his arrest, several celebrities have commented on the situation, and one notable voice among them is singer and journalist Good Fridae.

In an interview with The Sun dated September 26, 2024, Good Fridae revealed that she attended a “freak-off”party hosted by the rapper in Toronto during the late 1990s. At the time, she was just 16 and attended the party to network within the music industry but ended up having a negative experience.

The singer recounted her desire to leave the party due to a feeling of vulnerability, but she was intercepted by security. Shortly thereafter, she noticed Diddy exiting the “freak-off”room, leading her to believe that security had informed him of her intentions to leave. In a state of panic, she dashed to press the elevator button. Good Fridae shared her thoughts with the publication:

“He was kind of running towards me. This look on his face really terrified me, it’s hard to explain but I’m sure many others can explain that look of… like I was in trouble for leaving. It was just horrible, I was just praying that the elevator would come and I didn’t have to talk to him.”

According to North Jersey, numerous social media videos characterize Diddy’s “Freak Off”parties as extended s*x orgies, heavily featuring excessive alcohol consumption and large quantities of lubricants and baby oil.

“He was doing to other people what was done to him”- Diddy’s former bodyguard sheds light on “freak-off”parties

In a recent interview with Gene Deal, Diddy’s former bodyguard, on

dated September 19, 2024, he discussed what influenced the Last Night rapper’s behavior. Gene Deal served as the rapper’s bodyguard throughout the 1990s.

Addressing Diddy’s indictment, Gene Deal asserted that the rapper was shaped into a certain persona due to the experiences he endured in the music business. He emphasized that Diddy wasn’t inherently a monster but rather became one as a result of “the stuff that happened to him.”He elaborated on the claims about the rapper’s “freak-off”gatherings, stating:

“To keep it frank, he was doing to other people what was done to him… that’s a learned behavior.”

Furthermore, Gene Deal pointed out that Diddy’s current troubles could be seen as karma for his alleged sabotage of the careers of Black Rob and Craig Mack. According to Gene, the Coming Home rapper’s past actions have now caught up with him, describing the current situation as “one of the greatest tragedies”that everyone would soon learn about.

In an additional segment from the podcast aired on September 24, 2024, Gene Deal remarked on Diddy being placed under suicide watch in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

Gene subtly indicated that the rapper may have had suicidal thoughts as far back as 1991 “during the City College days,”referencing a tragic event where Diddy was a headliner. He suggested that if the rapper could contemplate taking his life during that stressful period, one could only speculate on his state of mind in jail.

In other updates, following Diddy’s arrest at a hotel in Manhattan, his indictment was unsealed, revealing charges of transportation for the purpose of engaging in prostitution, in addition to s*x trafficking and racketeering.

Diddy was incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center on September 17, 2024, where he has pleaded not guilty. The rapper has been denied bail twice in the past week.

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