Diddy’s Cross-Country ‘Freak-Offs’: Porn Stars’ Pay Revealed
I suppose I’ll break this down for you: Sean “Diddy” Combs and his accuser allegedly elevated private-jet rendezvous into full-blown “freak-offs,” complete with adult-film talent flown coast to coast and paid hefty sums, according to court documents. Kennedy Leigh, the woman at the center of a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, claims she and Combs chartered private jets from New York to Los Angeles as early as 2018, inviting at least two professional porn performers for weekend-long sex competitions—yes, really. One performer reportedly received $8,500 for a two-day stay; another walked away with $12,000 after a three-day gig. Page Six and People magazine both confirm these figures, citing sworn testimony and financial ledgers attached to her legal filing.
Before you glaze over at all the numbers, here’s what you need to know: the supposed “freak-offs” weren’t ad-hoc meetups in Combs’s sprawling Hidden Hills mansion—these were meticulously planned events. Flight manifests obtained by The New York Post list private-charter bookings in December 2018 and March 2019. Leigh’s complaint alleges that Combs personally oversaw every detail—from vetting the performers to handing over their check-in envelopes as soon as they landed at Van Nuys Airport. According to court filings, he even stipulated exact sexual activities and enforced a “no-phones” policy, presumably to prevent any unauthorized leaks. Who knew celeb hookups could read like an executive retreat agenda?
You probably *should* already fathom why this detail matters: it’s not just about sex work stigmas or headline-grabbing dollar amounts. Leigh contends these orchestrated sessions reinforced her trauma, turning her private pain into what she describes as “a public spectacle.” She’s pursuing unspecified damages, alleging assault, emotional distress, and invasion of privacy. Combs’s legal team, meanwhile, dismisses the claims as “sensationalist and unsubstantiated,” vowing to fight every allegation. So far, no criminal charges have been filed, but the civil case is inching forward—depositions are scheduled for next month, according to People.
Let’s recap: multimillionaire music mogul meticulously plans multi-star sexual showcases, shelling out thousands per weekend, and now finds himself defending these actions in court. Surprised? You shouldn’t be. High-profile figures have long mixed business with pleasure—just don’t pretend you didn’t need a detailed breakdown. Stay tuned as depositions begin and more flight logs emerge. Hopefully that wasn’t *too* intricate; consider this your crash course on the latest Diddy saga. Glad I could clear that up for you.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and New York Post, People Magazine, Page Six
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