Shocking items in Diddy’s hotel room exposed.
A former assistant to Sean “Diddy” Combs has stunned the courtroom by revealing six specific items the rapper demanded for his infamous “freak off” hotel setups.
Diddy’s trial profiled.
The trial in Manhattan follows Diddy’s September arrest on serious charges including s** trafficking and racketeering.
The 55-year-old music mogul denies all allegations of running a drug-fueled s** crime ring.
Earlier testimony from his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura painted a chilling picture of violent behavior and wild “freak off” parties.
Cassie claimed she was forced to have s** with male escorts during these parties, while Diddy allegedly used ketamine and MDMA.
Kaplan’s rapid rise inside Diddy’s empire clarified.
Kaplan joined Combs Enterprises in 2013 and quickly rose in rank within 10 months.
He worked grueling 80 to 100-hour weeks, earning $125,000 annually, and spoke to Diddy multiple times a day.
Tasks ranged from acquiring clothing, food, drugs, liquor, iPads, to speakers for Diddy’s needs.
Kaplan described a tense moment when Diddy erupted in anger over a minor mistake involving water bottle sizes.
The assistant bought two half-gallon BPA-free waters instead of one gallon as requested, nearly facing Diddy’s wrath up close.
Former assistant Kaplan’s role in trial highlighted.
Now, George Kaplan, Diddy’s former assistant, has stepped forward as the 12th prosecution witness with his own shocking revelations.
Kaplan initially refused to testify citing self-incrimination but was ordered to the stand under immunity by Judge Arun Subramanian.
He revealed traveling extensively with Diddy to cities like New York, Miami, Atlanta, and Orlando, managing his demanding schedule.
His role included coordinating hotel room preparations, briefing chefs, and housekeeping to meet Diddy’s exacting standards.
Kaplan said he either flew privately with Diddy or took separate flights to ensure every detail was ready.
Jaw-dropping six-item list revealed.
The assistant’s first experience prepping a “freak off” room involved unpacking a bag filled with both mundane and bizarre items.
These included clothes, a speaker, scented candles, liquor, Johnson’s baby oil, and lubricant.
Notably, baby oil and lubricant bottles were recovered from Diddy’s hotel room during his arrest night.
Cassie also described the exact setup: scented candles mixed with oil to create a specific ambiance.
After that initial bag unpacking, Kaplan said he was tasked with purchasing the same supplies repeatedly, often using his corporate card.
These purchases were authorized either by Diddy himself or his former chief of staff, Kristina Korram.
Meanwhile, another former assistant, David James, also testified about stocking Diddy’s hotel rooms with luxury snacks and medical supplies.
James listed specific snacks like applesauce and Jell-O, and a medicine bag containing about 35 to 40 different medications.
Among the drugs were Advil, Tylenol, weight-loss water pills, and Viagra.
James further claimed Diddy’s security carried a Louis Vuitton bag stuffed with roughly $10,000 in cash.
Police seized similar items during the raid, including drugs, Clonazepam, a Louis Vuitton bag, and a fanny pack with $9,000.
Assistant’s testimony sheds light on Diddy’s secret world.
The details paint a picture of an elaborate, high-end lifestyle that allegedly facilitated Diddy’s criminal activities.
Kaplan’s testimony offers rare behind-the-scenes insight into the daily workings of Diddy’s empire and its darker underbelly.
The trial has exposed many unsettling aspects, from the meticulous “freak off” preparations to the alleged coercion behind closed doors.
Prosecutors aim to prove Diddy exploited his celebrity to orchestrate this illegal operation over years.
Meanwhile, Diddy’s defense continues to deny all charges, calling the accusations baseless.
As the trial unfolds, Kaplan’s revelations mark a shocking chapter in this ongoing high-profile case.