Recent photos purportedly from one of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged “freak-off” parties have surfaced, intensifying scrutiny following his recent arrest on charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. Diddy has firmly denied all allegations and pleaded not guilty in court.

The images, reportedly taken in 2004, depict Diddy dressed in a flowing white shirt and trousers, holding a strawberry while a woman, unclothed and surrounded by grapes and flowers, is laid out on a table before him. This stark contrast to the extravagant celebrations that once defined his parties is now seen in a much darker light.

Notable attendees at these parties allegedly included A-list celebrities such as Will Smith, Owen Wilson, Diana Ross, and Bruce Willis. Leonardo DiCaprio has also been mentioned in connection with Diddy’s gatherings, though sources indicate he hasn’t maintained contact with the music mogul in years.

Diddy’s so-called “freak-off” parties have been described as venues for drugs, hidden cameras, and sex workers, with disturbing allegations that underaged girls may have been present. Reports suggest that guests were given IV fluids post-party to recover from the exertions of the night. A police source revealed that surveillance was conducted remotely, allowing Diddy to monitor activities without being physically present, although he often chose to be in the room during the events.

Kendra Wilson, a former girlfriend of Hugh Hefner, mentioned attending some of Diddy’s parties but claimed she didn’t witness any illegal activity firsthand, stating, “I don’t really see anything… so I’m not saying that something bad didn’t happen.” This highlights the complexity of the narrative surrounding Diddy’s parties, with conflicting accounts emerging from those who attended.

As these revelations continue to unfold, the public’s perception of Diddy, once synonymous with lavish celebrations, is rapidly changing amidst serious allegations and legal battles.