Drug Diddy’s staff were ‘Required’ to carry around revealed.
One drug has been at the center of explosive allegations involving Sean “Diddy” Combs.
But it’s not just a party drug making headlines.
This isn’t just confined to Diddy’s story—it’s making waves across pop culture.
Liam Payne’s death explained.
In a tragic twist, this was also found in the system of former One Direction star Liam Payne, who recently passed away.
Payne, 31, tragically fell from a third-story balcony in Buenos Aires after reportedly acting erratically.
His toxicology report confirmed this drug, among other substances like crack and benzodiazepines, contributing to his behavior that night.
Former NBA star Lamar Odom, now a recovering addict, weighed in, explaining how drugs like those Payne took could cause hallucinations.
Odom’s insight adds a chilling layer to Payne’s final moments, suggesting auditory hallucinations could have led him to jump.
Payne’s erratic behavior before his death shocked hotel guests, who witnessed him smashing a laptop, hours before the fatal fall.
The singer’s sudden death has fueled conversations about the dangers of this drug.
As Diddy’s legal troubles mount, the drug connection makes his case all the more explosive.
Drug that Diddy instructed staff to carry revealed.
Pink cocaine, a cocktail of ecstasy, ketamine, and psychedelics, was allegedly a must-have for Diddy’s staff, per claims in a lawsuit.
Despite its catchy nickname, pink cocaine often contains no actual cocaine at all.
Instead, it’s a potent mix of substances that are increasingly linked to tragic incidents.
That’s right, his employees were reportedly instructed to have pink cocaine at the ready at all times, according to a suit filed by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones.
From chefs to butlers, everyone was allegedly required to carry the drug, along with a laundry list of others, like cocaine, marijuana gummies, and GHB.
This revelation came after Jones accused Diddy of not just drug possession, but also sexual assault—a legal bombshell that hit back in February.
Jones’ lawsuit, filed in Manhattan, detailed how Diddy’s ex-chief of staff Kristina Khorram reportedly enforced these drug-carrying orders.
And that’s not all—this wasn’t just for Diddy’s personal use.
Circulation of Diddy’s drugs revealed.
Khorram, according to the complaint, also distributed these drugs to Diddy’s celebrity friends at his homes in New York, Miami, and even on his yacht.
Khorram, along with others, allegedly had one goal: to keep Diddy high.
But the accusations take a darker turn.
Jones claimed that Diddy offered him cocaine, which he refused—setting off a series of traumatic events.
Shortly after, he says he was sexually assaulted by a cousin of Diddy’s girlfriend, Yung Miami, in a bathroom.
These jaw-dropping claims don’t stop with Diddy.
Yung Miami, who was romantically linked to Diddy for a while, also faced accusations of transporting pink cocaine for him.
And while she denied all allegations in April, the lawsuit has gained serious traction.
Diddy’s current situation explained.
Diddy, meanwhile, slammed the lawsuit in August, calling the claims nothing more than “legally meaningless allegations and blatant falsehoods.”
Still, the case against the rapper seems far from over, especially since he’s already dealing with criminal charges.
Diddy is currently awaiting trial for sex trafficking, racketeering, and more.
Interestingly, he’s agreed to weekly drug testing while in prison, though the results haven’t been publicized.
With his trial looming and these allegations hanging over his head, Diddy’s once-iconic reputation seems increasingly at risk.