Celebs Who Tried to Tell Us About Diddy's Infamous Parties

Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the celebrities who dropped hints about what went on at Diddy’s parties. Have you heard any other celebrities talk about their experiences? Let us know in the comments

#6: Khloé Kardashian

An old clip from “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” is making the rounds again, with Khloé talking to Kourtney about her wild Vegas weekend with some famous friends. Later, another party detail pops up, though it doesn’t really seem to raise any eyebrows. What really stands out, though, is when Khloé suddenly tells her friend Khadijah Haqq to “stop talking.” Whether she’s trying to avoid reliving an embarrassing moment or hiding something bigger, it feels a little uneasy now, given what has come to light since.

#5: Ashton Kutcher

As we’ve just seen, sometimes what celebs don’t say can be just as revealing as what they do. In his “Hot Ones” interview, when asked about the parties, Ashton Kutcher’s first response is, “There’s a lot I can’t tell”. The more he thinks about it, the more he realizes practically none of his memories are fit for sharing. Kutcher steers the conversation away from the parties and instead explains how they became friends and how that led to Combs running a marathon. For someone who tried their best to stay clear of Diddy stories just minutes earlier, it is kind of weird that he brings him up again later on.

#4: Usher

While talking on “The Howard Stern Show” several years ago, Usher reflected on a strange chapter of his life in the ’90s, when he lived with Diddy as a teenager. It’s already unsettling when you realize Usher was just 14 when he attended what they call “Puffy’s Flavor Camp.” While Usher admits he may not have been able to grasp the rapper’s lifestyle at the time fully, he recognizes some pretty strange things were happening. Though he doesn’t go into details, once again, what’s left unsaid is as insightful as what he shares. The most telling moment comes when Stern asks if Usher would let his child go through the same experience.

#3: Katt Williams

In a resurfaced interview from January 2024, comedian Katt Williams, who’s hardly a stranger to controversy himself, talked about how he expects “all these deviants” to face consequences this year. And what is one name in particular he calls out? Later in the interview, Williams explains how he’s turned down huge amounts of money to stay true to himself, which leads to some interesting comments about partying—or more like, not partying—with Diddy. What’s almost unbelievable is that this interview happened at the start of 2024, and Williams didn’t just hint at the infamous parties—he pretty much predicted that this would be the year Diddy’s past caught up with him.

#2: Denzel Washington via Brandon T. Jackson

During an interview, Brandon T. Jackson shared that he had received some sound advice from actor Denzel Washington. It sounds like the older actor did the most to avoid the notorious events that reportedly went down at these parties. Jackson said that Denzel would always leave early, telling him he needed to get out “before the devil gets there.” And, by the sounds of things, Jackson took his advice to heart. He also insisted he had nothing to do with those rumored events and even seemed uncomfortable talking about it. Whenever his interviewer tries to press for details, he keeps circling back to Washington’s words.

#1: 50 Cent

50 Cent has been beefing with Diddy for a while now, and he’s pretty candid about why he wouldn’t attend those parties. Back in July 2024, he told The Hollywood Reporter that he avoids those events because there’s “an uncomfortable energy connected to it.” He even accused Diddy of taking advantage of people in the industry under the guise of helping them, which is also why he kept his distance. You might have heard that 50 Cent is releasing a documentary on Netflix that dives into these allegations. It’s been called “a story with significant human impact” and “a complex narrative spanning decades,” aiming to “give a voice to the voiceless.”