For someone accustomed to luxury, living in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, which houses more than 1,500 inmates, has been a rude awakening for Sean “Diddy” Combs. Even his lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, knows it would be a very different world for the music mogul.
“It’s a very difficult place to be an inmate. He’s waking up on a steel bed with one-and-a-half-inch mattress, no pillow, in an 8-by-10-foot cell that I can assure you is disgusting,” Agnifilo said.
Now, reports claim that Diddy, who is awaiting trial on sex trafficking, racketeering, and other charges, fears for his life behind bars.
“Diddy has offended a lot of dangerous criminals, and word is that a lot of folks would like to see him meet with an accident,” an unnamed source close to Diddy told Star Magazine. His legendarily debauched parties and their guests are believed to be key to his case.
“He’s being monitored day and night as a high-risk inmate because he’s a major threat to guys who are petrified of having their secrets spilled,” the anonymous insider went on.
Meanwhile, in a new interview, Diddy’s former personal assistant broke down in tears as he described the rapper allegedly ordering him to have sex with a woman to “prove” his “loyalty.”
Talking with journalist Mara S. Campo for Investigation Discovery’s docuseries called “The Fall of Diddy,” Phillip Pines shared new details about the allegations he made in a lawsuit he filed against Diddy in December.
Pines sued Diddy for sexual battery, sexual harassment, and sex trafficking. He claims that his duties were to enable the hip-hop mogul’s alleged sexual activities. Pines worked for Diddy from 2019 to 2021.
The former staffer claimed that loyalty was “everything” to Diddy, and the very moment the rapper asked him to “prove himself” was something he would not forget. “My life changed, and I’ve never really recovered from it,” Pines cried.
He also divulged that Diddy had been drinking all day before the alleged “freak-off.” Pines went on to claim that he was “pressured” to join the sex party after the rapper offered him alcohol.
“I took a shot (of alcohol) with them. That was his way of making sure you felt comfortable. I go back to the office, sit there, get summoned again, take a shot, take a shot. He’s out of his mind. He’s in rare form as we would call it,” the ex-aide recounted.
“I remember hearing the words prove your loyalty to me, (your) King. He grabbed me by the shoulders, gave me a massage like a coach would give a player that’s about to enter the game, handed me a condom, pushed me to a girl that was on the couch, a guest,” Pines furthered.
“I froze before it took place, I didn’t know what was happening. In the moment it felt like what, is this fun for him? Is this a test for entertainment, does he know he’s doing this? Is he that gone? I didn’t know what to do,” he added.
“She gave me consent, yeah, nodded her head,” Pines said of the woman Diddy allegedly wanted him to have sex with. “I performed for a little bit and then I ran out of there as soon as I didn’t see him in my sight anymore.”
Pines has “a great sense of remorse” about what he claimed happened. He even stated that he believed a “bomb would explode” if he ever revealed details of the alleged incident. “I come from a Christian background and I lean on those morals heavily,” he concluded, sobbing.
In addition to facing lawsuits, Diddy is currently locked up in jail as he awaits trial for sex trafficking and racketeering. The music mogul has pleaded not guilty to all the charges and denied Pines’ allegations.
Jaja has a degree in journalism and took classes in international law and business communication. Jaja’s career spans roles at prominent international media outlets, including Business Times and Brigada. As a news editor, she covered a wide range of beats, including business, economy, cryptocurrency, and personal finance. Additionally, she has successfully managed teams of writers producing content on gaming, technology, and entertainment.
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