Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing serious allegations involving his notorious “freak off” parties.
In a new documentary, a woman claims to have witnessed minors dressed as “Harajuku Barbies” at one of these infamous gatherings.
Tanea Wallace, who participated in TMZ’s documentary The Downfall of Diddy: Inside the Freak Offs, recalls attending one of the parties.
She said she was invited by a Saudi Arabian prince and was shocked by what she saw. Wallace described people in a corner at the event who were acting suspiciously, hiding their activities.
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When she looked closer, she said she realized the individuals were not just short people, but children dressed in elaborate outfits resembling the popular Harajuku Barbie style—complete with red lipstick and “sexy” attire.
When questioned by TMZ’s Harvey Levin about whether these were adult performers or minors, Wallace hesitated before responding.
“Am I going to get in trouble? I don’t want to say I witnessed any of that crazy stuff, but we all have common sense,” she said, implying that the people in question were underage and shouldn’t have been at the event.
Diddy and his legal team have not yet responded to these serious claims, which are part of a larger pattern of allegations against the mogul.
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Recently, Diddy also denied accusations of sexual assault made in a 2005 lawsuit, where an anonymous man claimed he was assaulted as a 10-year-old at one of Diddy’s parties.
Diddy’s representatives strongly deny the latest accusations, calling the lawsuit and any related claims “ridiculous” and accusing the lawyer of seeking media attention.
The allegations against Diddy continue to grow, raising questions about his involvement in controversial and potentially criminal activities.