**Celebrity Photographer Raises Concerns About Diddy’s Safety in Prison**
Following Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ recent arrest, celebrity photographer **Selma Fonseca**, a frequent attendee at the rapper’s infamous parties, voiced her fears about his safety while incarcerated. In an interview with *The U.S. Sun*, Fonseca stated, “Somebody could kill him. He has a lot of enemies,” highlighting the risks he may face behind bars.
Fonseca first met Diddy at his birthday celebration in November 1998 and quickly became a regular at his “white parties,” where guests don all-white attire at his East Hampton estate. She described Diddy as “very nice” but noted that he’s “not very open,” often wearing sunglasses, which she believes is a means of maintaining distance.
Fonseca first met the music mogul at his birthday celebration in November 1998 (
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In her reflections on Diddy’s parties, Fonseca recounted an instance where his bodyguard allegedly confiscated her camera after she captured a photo of Diddy with a woman, insisting that the rapper review the images before returning her equipment. She described Diddy’s home on **Star Island**, an exclusive area in South Beach, as heavily guarded, making it feel like a “fortress.”
Fonseca shared vivid memories of the parties, stating, “There are always beautiful girls in bikinis, naked girls in the swimming pool. It was normal.” She also recounted a troubling experience, alleging she may have been drugged at one of Diddy’s events: “I don’t remember how I got home; I was so high. There was always something in the drinks.”
The parties, she described as “very exclusive,” often featured trays of shots that she suspects contained drugs. Fonseca remarked, “He always had a bodyguard with a bottle of champagne in his hand. I heard that supposedly the champagne had drugs in it.” While she did not witness any sexual acts, she emphasized that the atmosphere was “very sexual, even the food.”
Diddy hosted notorious white parties at his mansion (
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As Diddy faces serious legal challenges and heightened scrutiny, Fonseca’s concerns about his safety underline the precarious position he finds himself in, both legally and personally. .Vuong.
