In a wild interview on “The Art of Dialogue,” former Sean “Diddy” Combs bodyguard Gene Deal made shocking claims about what the music industry heavyweight was up to at his infamous parties, called “Freak Offs,” saying that numerous high-profile politicians not only visited the parties but were recorded attending them.
“Diddy,” as background, is facing allegations of horrific criminal activity regarding not only of an alleged racketeering conspiracy, but of sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion, and transportation for purposes of prostitution. Additionally, he faces charges like kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice. In addition to crimes, Diddy is accused of holding now-infamous sex parties that he referred to as “Freak Offs.”
In any case, in the interview with “The Art of Dialogue, Mr. Deal made the entirely unsubstantiated allegations that politicians, namely those in New York City, were involved. He claimed, “It’s bigger than Diddy, bro.” He continued, “Cause you know who else they was doing investigation on during that whole time period? It was the mayor and the politicians in New York City.”
Though there has been no official link at all between the currently ongoing investigations into New York City politicians like Mayor Adams and the charges against “Diddy,” Mr. Deal suggested: “If you look at it, you have to say, because of Mayor Adams and his relationship with Diddy, it brought on the Southern District of New York to start investigating Diddy on civil lawsuits put against him.”
That’s not all. Continuing, again making currently unsubstantiated claims and providing no real evidence, Mr. Deal went so far as to claim, regarding the “freak offs” and the politicians, “The Feds are going after the politicians in New York City. The Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, is being investigated. Adams is close to P Diddy and gave him the key to New York City in 2023…”
While nothing regarding the politicians to whom Mr. Deal pointed has been shown, prosecutors did allege that blackmail was involved, though not against whom, exactly. In fact, prosecutors said Diddy taped the “freak-offs” and “used the embarrassing and sensitive recordings he made of the freak-offs as collateral against the victims.”
Mr. Deal, speaking further about the matter of who was allegedly involved in the “freak offs,” said, “I don’t think it’s only celebrities gonna be shook. He had politicians in there, he had princes in there. He also had a couple of preachers in there.” Then, when asked if a there are tapes of the illegal activities, something claimed by producer “Lil Rod” in a lawsuit against Diddy, Mr. Deal said, “If Lil Rod could be trusted and his statements are true, they got ’em, they got tapes and stuff.”
Many on the right have focused on Diddy’s indictments not only because of the Epstein-esque nature of the alleged offenses, but because of his ties to the left. Jesse Watters, for example, when the matter rose to the fore in the spring of 2024, said, “For two decades, Diddy was the Democrats’ biggest black celebrity influencer. Democrats used Diddy’s charisma, star power and street cred in the black community, every single election.”
