Diddy Allegedly Hired Men to Patrol Parties and Recruit Young Women for Exclusive Events
Accused rapist rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs hired men to patrol his parties and recruit young women for “intimate” time with him — claiming it was “an honor” to be asked, a targeted woman told The Post.
On the surface, Diddy’s 2004 White Party in the Hamptons was for a good cause: The mogul teamed up with Sony for a “Vote or Die” theme on the Fourth of July, focusing on mobilizing minority voters for the election. Diddy made a grand entrance by helicopter. Aretha Franklin was there, along with the Rev. Al Sharpton, Mary J. Blige, Lennox Lewis, LL Cool J, and Paris Hilton. But beneath the wholesome veneer, something sinister was allegedly happening: Diddy had people working the party to satisfy his sexual urges, according to one attendee.
### The Alleged Recruitment
As the soiree kicked into high gear, a small team of men fanned out, approaching attractive young women and propositioning them to have personal time with Diddy after the event wound down, alleged the source — who asked The Post to identify her only as Lisa. Lisa, who showed The Post photos from the event, said she was initially flattered at the request but then taken aback when she realized what was being asked.
### The Allegations
It’s not clear whether the “intimate” time being allegedly peddled at the 2004 White Party involved a “Freak Off” sex party. However, Diddy’s wild orgies often coincided with some of his biggest star-studded parties at the height of his fame. Several of the orgies took place hours after major events, according to a trove of video files and documents viewed exclusively by The Post.
### Legal Battles
Diddy is facing serious legal battles, with former employee Phillip Pines alleging a pattern of debauchery from 2019 to 2021. Pines claims he was tasked with procuring supplies for Diddy’s wild parties, which often turned into orgies. Combs has been arrested on charges of racketeering and sex trafficking and has been denied bail three times.
### Personal Impact
For Lisa, the lawsuits and criminal charges come as no surprise — and she says that she never regretted her decision to turn him down. “I hear about all these stories, and it freaks me out,” she says. “That could’ve been me. Thank God it wasn’t.”