Sean 'Diddy' Combs' “Freak-Offs” roots to wild parties conducted by his mother, says his childhood friend in the documentary
Latest reports in Combs' case say that ‘Diddy’ just followed the conventions, he learnt from his household! According to his childhood friend, Tim Patterson, all the ‘freak-offs’ parties at P. Diddy’s residence originated from what he saw in his childhood. Janice Combs , the mother of Sean Combs, used to host wild parties including sexual activities at their home, and for them, it was just a regular ‘Saturday night’.
In the new documentary, 'Diddy: The Making Of A Bad Boy’, Patterson revealed that the traumatic environment made them desensitized about such ‘freak-offs’. He further disclosed, “At night, it wouldn't be a thing to mistakenly walk into one of the bedrooms and find a couple in there butt naked. That's what we were privy to. This is what we were fed,” revealing that it was normal being around alcohol, reefer smoke, drug addicts, lesbians, homosexuals, pimps and pushers.
Sean never personally attended her parties, yet he knew about Janice talking to a crew of ladies to make sure the guests were comfortable. Despite her efforts to provide him with a worthwhile childhood, Patterson revealed that Combs was bullied and influenced by the wild parties. It wasn’t very difficult to find people engaging in sexual activities around the house or a few bare people in the bedrooms.
Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Casandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura allegedly accused him of forcing her to participate in his wild parties, where she had to encounter drug-involving sexual activities with male sex workers.
After his father was murdered in 1972, Janice inherited money and they moved to a nicer neighbourhood in Mount Vernon, where ‘everybody was welcome’ at the parties. The documentary chronicles Diddy’s childhood, his being Puffy to Diddy, and his recent arrest on alleged charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He is currently waiting for his trial in May 2025, in Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Centre (MDC).
In the new documentary, 'Diddy: The Making Of A Bad Boy’, Patterson revealed that the traumatic environment made them desensitized about such ‘freak-offs’. He further disclosed, “At night, it wouldn't be a thing to mistakenly walk into one of the bedrooms and find a couple in there butt naked. That's what we were privy to. This is what we were fed,” revealing that it was normal being around alcohol, reefer smoke, drug addicts, lesbians, homosexuals, pimps and pushers.
Sean never personally attended her parties, yet he knew about Janice talking to a crew of ladies to make sure the guests were comfortable. Despite her efforts to provide him with a worthwhile childhood, Patterson revealed that Combs was bullied and influenced by the wild parties. It wasn’t very difficult to find people engaging in sexual activities around the house or a few bare people in the bedrooms.
Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Casandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura allegedly accused him of forcing her to participate in his wild parties, where she had to encounter drug-involving sexual activities with male sex workers.
After his father was murdered in 1972, Janice inherited money and they moved to a nicer neighbourhood in Mount Vernon, where ‘everybody was welcome’ at the parties. The documentary chronicles Diddy’s childhood, his being Puffy to Diddy, and his recent arrest on alleged charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He is currently waiting for his trial in May 2025, in Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Centre (MDC).
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