Marc Agnifilo, the attorney representing the well-known American rapper and music executive Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, has offered an explanation regarding the discovery of 1,000 bottles of baby oil in his client’s Beverly Hills mansion.
This discovery occurred during a raid by federal officers in March.
Federal authorities had initially suggested that the large supply of baby oil was intended for use in illicit gatherings, often referred to as “freak offs,” where sexual activities were reportedly involved.
However, in a recent documentary titled ‘The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment,’ produced by TMZ Studios, Diddy’s lawyer provided a different perspective.
Agnifilo clarified that the baby oil was for personal and family use. He emphasized that Diddy tends to buy items in bulk due to the size of his home and his preference for stocking up on household supplies.
“He has a big house, and he buys in bulk. I believe there are Costcos in every location where he owns a home,” Agnifilo explained, dismissing the claims that the baby oil was linked to inappropriate activities.
Furthermore, the attorney also addressed the rumors surrounding Diddy’s private life. He acknowledged that Diddy had been involved in what he described as “freak offs,” but he argued that these were not large orgies as federal authorities had alleged.
Instead, he explained that these encounters were typically threesomes, usually involving Diddy, his former girlfriend Cassie, and another male.
As of recent developments, Sean Combs was arrested by Homeland Security on multiple serious charges, including sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and interstate transportation for prostitution. Despite these accusations, Diddy has firmly denied all charges and entered a not-guilty plea on Tuesday, September 17.
Unfortunately, his bail requests have been denied on two occasions. Currently, there are reports that Diddy has been placed on suicide watch as his trial continues to unfold.
