Diddy Combs Under Investigation for Forced ‘Freak Off’ Parties Related to VMAs and Super Bowl

Federal investigators are looking into allegations that Sean “Diddy” Combs hosted forced “Freak Off” parties after major events like the VMAs and the Super Bowl.

According to videos and documents reviewed by The Post, the events included sex parties with claims of forced or coerced participation. In the March raid, federal authorities reportedly seized hundreds of tapes from Combs’ property, confiscating devices recording the parties. Law enforcement officials said some of the recordings matched allegations that Combs organized “sophisticated sexual performances” and coerced participants through intimidation, threats and control over their careers.

Among the allegations, The Post reported that after hosting the 2005 MTV VMAs, Combs took guests from a nightclub to his Miami mansion, where video allegedly captured the party turning into a sexual encounter. Footage from multiple parties, including one during Super Bowl weekend in Jacksonville in 2005, purportedly depicts various candid encounters, although there is no indication that the celebrity attendees knew about or participated in the events.

A federal law enforcement source told The Post that the seized videos will help determine “whether it was consensual by all involved, whether anyone was being trafficked and what laws were violated.” Combs was charged with conspiracy to commit racketeering, sex trafficking and interstate transportation of persons for prostitution. In addition, the U.S. Attorney’s Office alleges that he used “violence and intimidation” to maintain control, allegedly threatening to release records to enforce his victims’ demands.

Combs’ legal team denies the allegations. In a statement, his lawyers claimed: “Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone – adult or minor, male or female,” and expressed confidence in proving his innocence in court.