A singer who interacted with Sean Combs during the 1990s has come forward with disturbing allegations about his notorious parties, describing a terrifying experience that left her feeling trapped.
The artist, known as Good Fridae, remembered first meeting Combs, formerly known as Puff Daddy and later Diddy, at an autograph signing in Toronto for his 1999 album, Forever. In an exclusive interview, she recounted how she sang for Combs and was subsequently invited to a party in a luxurious hotel suite, which was reportedly fueled by drugs and included sexual activities.
Fridae revealed that she and her friend were just 16 years old, the legal age of consent in Ontario, but she claimed that neither Combs nor his security paid any attention to their age. They were encouraged to join the adult guests who were engaging in sexual acts, with a second VIP area described as a “freak-off” room that was heavily guarded.
Currently, Combs, age 54, is awaiting trial in New York on severe charges, including racketeering, sex trafficking, and facilitating prostitution. A federal indictment has purported that victims were coerced into participating in his so-called “freak-off” parties and often required medical assistance afterward, with shocking details revealing the discovery of 1,000 bottles of baby oil at his residences.
Fridae elaborated on the environment at the parties, asserting, “There was a lot of sex going on,” but she noted that no underage individuals were involved. She pointed out that while many dancers and hired individuals were present, she did not see fellow artists participating in those activities, citing the presence of numerous NBA players and executives among the guests.