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Sharay “Pun” Hayes, an author and exotic male dancer, recently took the stand in the Sean “Diddy” Combs sex trafficking and racketeering trial. In a new interview with Cam’Ron, Hayes shared that for a full year, he didn’t know he was engaging in so-called “freak-offs” with Diddy and then-girlfriend Cassie.

Hayes joined Cam’Ron’s Talk With Flee program to discuss his past encounters with Diddy, including joining the beleaguered mogul and his former girlfriend as a third sexual partner in paid, scheduled meetups.

The interview opens with Cam’Ron and Hayes reminiscing on their Harlem upbringing and playing basketball during high school, although the pair weren’t directly familiar with one another. The conversation then steered into how Hayes got into exotic dancing and how he first made contact with Combs and Ventura.

“They just called up like they was just hiring [for] a regular party”, Hayes began, adding that Ventura gave him a fake name to book the session. He added that Ventura stated to him that her husband, presumably referring to Combs, was endorsing her to hire a dancer for a birthday party and was paid just $200 at the time.

What was striking about Hayes’ account is that as he was booked for subsequent performances and shared, as he did from the witness stand, that Diddy and Cassie masked their identity, but that he discovered who they were by accident after a hotel TV displayed Combs’ full name. With the disguise seemingly busted, Hayes said that Combs ditched the veils.

Cam’Ron bluntly asked Hayes how sex was with Ventura, but he explained that it was difficult for him to get into the mix with Combs in the room and directing the scene as it were.

“Bro, I’m a be honest with you man, I couldn’t get there,” Hayes shared, trying not to delve too much despite Cam’Ron’s urging to be explicit. “Like I got a dude pacing back and forth, beating his joint. “My peripherals, my Spidey-senses is wilding, especially when I found out it was Puff. When I found it was Puff, it got all the way worse because if you grew up in Harlem, if you grew up in that era, I can’t validate it, but everybody knows there’s rumors, right, that he could be interested in dudes.”

Hop to the 22:05 mark of the video below to hear Sharay “Pun” Hayes detail his time as a hired sex worker for Diddy’s “freak-offs” below.

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As more people take the stand and testify against Diddy in his sex trafficking trial, any hopes of him seeing the light of day dims that much more as stories and memories of his obscene behavior continue to paint a picture of a man who had no regard for human decency, allegedly.

Now, People has shared an exclusive interview with a former male escort who was hired by Diddy to partake in his infamous “Freak Offs” during its heyday. Not only does he admit to sleeping with Cassie at the “soirees,” but he even had a message for Diddy’s ex-girlfriend who he called “uplifting” and “the kindest and most respectful person.”

Shawn Dearing says he was one of more than 10 male escorts that Diddy hired to have sex with his then girlfriend, Cassie, during his Freak Offs and explained to People that the only reason he’s talking now is because he was already outted during the trial with his picture and alias becoming part of the proceedings when Cassie testified on May 14. Dearing was one of the many male escorts that Diddy hired over the years.

People reports:

“I never wanted to open my mouth,” he says. “I don’t seek attention. I don’t want to go out there and make it seem like I’m trying to get my name known off of this experience.”

When discussing Ventura, he says, “You got me tearing up! I want what’s best for her, honestly, because she … she’s a badass lady, man. She’s awesome. So I want her respect first and foremost.”

Admitting that though Diddy was in the room with him and Cassie every time they hooked up, Dearing aka Skyler stated that Diddy himself never “touched” him and only directed what he wanted to see the two engage in sexually. He also said he never witnessed Diddy physically abuse Cassie but felt that the interactions themselves were a form of mistreatment.

Ventura’s “kindness” was “being abused in [an] improper manner,” Dearing claims.

“She was there under his control, and there was that knowing and understanding that if she didn’t do what he said — I don’t know what the consequences could have been, but I could tell there was that constant energy of knowing that we must perform for him or else,” he felt.

Dearing also remembered that Cassie wasn’t allowed to speak unless Diddy was in the room with them and it got to the point where he once asked her a question after Diddy left the room to which she responded, “No, no, no. Not until he gets back.”

Yeah, Diddy might have to swallow whatever’s left of his pride, open his wallet and beg Donald Trump for a presidential pardon because it’s looking like he’s about to be held accountable for his crimes in a court of law.

What do y’all think about Shawn Dearing’s story about Diddy and Cassie? Let us know in the comments section below.

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In Diddy’s ongoing sex trafficking case, things just got even messier.

A former hotel security guard, Eddy Garcia, says the Bad Boy mogul allegedly dropped $100K to get rid of a video showing him beating up Cassie in a hotel hallway. Garcia worked at the InterContinental Hotel, where the alleged assault happened. Garcia told the court Diddy was serious about keeping the footage secret. According to him, Diddy made sure it wasn’t saved online and said it *had to be* the only copy. Then, Diddy handed over an envelope with $100,000 in cash.

The former security guard claims money didn’t all go to him, but his boss got $50K, and the rest was split between him and another guard. In return, Garcia gave Diddy a USB drive with the footage and was forced to sign a non-disclosure agreement that came with a $1 million fine if he ever spoke on it.

Garcia also said he talked to Cassie on FaceTime, and she told him she wanted the video gone too.

This comes on top of other wild accusations against Diddy. Rapper Kid Cudi says Diddy once broke into his crib and lit his car on fire. That’s not a rumor—that’s part of the court case too. All of this is painting a dark picture of one of Hip-Hop’s biggest names. What started as whispers is now turning into a courtroom drama with serious receipts. As the trial continues, more details are coming out—and they’re not looking good for Diddy.

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Jamie Foxx didn’t hold back when it came to Diddy, unleashing a savage roast that made it clear he wants no association with him.

During a Comedy Store appearance, Foxx fired shots at Diddy, who’s currently at the center of a federal sex trafficking and racketeering case, with biting commentary that quickly went viral. In video footage obtained by Urban Hollywood, Foxx delivered a pointed verbal jab: “HE’S A NASTY MOTHERF***ER!” The crowd erupted as Foxx leaned into the moment, using humor to call out what many in the public have been whispering behind closed doors.

Foxx spoke candidly about the fall of a once-revered figure, noting how Diddy’s situation hits particularly hard for the Black community. According to Jamie, while “white folks might still think it’s all cool,” for many others, Diddy was once seen as a symbol of success and pride — a sentiment that now feels shattered. The comedian didn’t stop there. Jamie started landing heavier jabs, referencing the mogul’s often-mocked love for baby oil, then turned to his daughter, Corinne, who was standing by his side. With a straight face and perfect timing, he asked her: “You heard of the disturbing claim that the mogul once allegedly had an escort pee in Cassie’s mouth?”

The moment was part roast, part real talk, a savage blend of jokes and truth. Foxx kept it funny, but the message hit hard: the stuff coming out about Diddy ain’t just wild, it’s flipped him from Hip-Hop legend to a straight-up warning sign.

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Allegedly, Diddy is out here trying to get a pardon from Donald Trump while he continues to them hand out like Halloween candy, but 50 Cent wants to make sure that his long-time rival rots in a prison cell.

Using his favorite soapbox, Instagram, in a series of now-deleted posts, 50 Cent is letting his followers know that he’s not playing regarding his hate for Diddy and that he will do whatever it takes to keep Diddy from securing a pardon from Felon 47.

“He said some really bad things about Trump, it’s not ok. Im gonna reach out so he knows how I feel about this guy,” the G-Unit general said in one Instagram post.
In another, he added, “Donald doesn’t take well to disrespect, and doesn’t forget who chooses to go against him. while working tirelessly to make America great again there is no room for distraction. He would consider pardoning anyone who was being mistreated not Puffy Daddy.”
Is Trump Seriously Considering Pardoning Diddy?
Now, it’s unlikely that Trump will grant the disgraced rapper/mogul a pardon, but he was asked about it during a Friday press conference, telling reporters, “People have been very close to asking” regarding a pardon for Diddy. However, he claims that no one has reached out to him yet. “I would certainly look at the facts. If I think somebody is mistreated, whether they like me or don’t like me, it wouldn’t have any impact on me.”

🔥🚨BREAKING: Trump just floated the idea of pardoning Diddy.
Not because of the evidence.Not because of the facts.
But because, and I quote, “He used to really like me a lot.” pic.twitter.com/9B4IOamOCS
— Brian Allen (@allenanalysis) May 30, 2025

50 Cent Claims He Wants To Make Trump “Aware” of Diddy
In a hilarious twist, 50 Cent tried to clarify his comments after The Daily Beast reported on him trying to “nuke” Diddy’s chances for a pardon.
In another IG post, sharing a screenshot of the article, 50 Cent wrote, “I didn’t say I would Nuke anything, I simply said I will make sure Trump is aware.”

Welp.
Users on X, formerly Twitter, have been reacting to this latest development in the ongoing saga between 50 Cent and Puff with many applauding his commitment to making Diddy’s life a living hell.
You can see those reactions in the gallery below.

3. Bruh

He’s truly a generational hater….being this man’s enemy means u have to keep winning ur whole life bcoz his dedication to hating is truly something the world has never seen https://t.co/gNO975F0WI— 🥷🏾King Asura🥷🏾 (@BreezyMeister14) June 2, 2025

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This is the level of petty I aspire to be. When you hate, hate with your full chest and let the whole world know that you hate this person. https://t.co/TOfDXTs67K— Kos Trobu (@Aunty_Kike) June 2, 2025

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Snoop Dogg recently kept it real about how shocked he was over Diddy’s legal drama. 

During a chat on The Shade Room Live, the rap icon admitted he didn’t see it coming. “Very surprised. I’m ultimately surprised. I don’t be expecting none of these things to be happening,” he said, sounding genuinely caught off guard. Snoop used the moment to talk about how he runs things differently. “Given my position of leadership, I like to take advantage of it and treat people good,” he explained. “Make sure that people that work with me don’t feel like they work *for* me. And when they’re ready to leave, and if we have a misunderstanding, it’s ended on love. It’s never bad vibes.”

Snoop was speaking on Diddy, he’s been catching heat himself. Just a few months ago, he performed at Trump’s Crypto Ball — a pre-inauguration event held during Trump’s return to the White House. A lot of fans were confused, especially since Snoop used to clown Trump heavy. The backlash online was loud, with people calling him a sellout.

Snoop didn’t directly clap back, but he dropped a new album called Iz It a Crime?, letting the music do the talking. Word is, he performed at the event to help push financial literacy and crypto education, especially for underserved communities. Still, some folks aren’t buying it.

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With the trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs ongoing, Hulu has a new docuseries examining the week of the court proceedings.

Hosted by Sunny Hostin, a lawyer and co-host of The View, Diddy on Trial: As It Happened drops with new episodes every Sunday throughout the entire trial on Hulu. Hostin is joined by a rotating group of legal and pop culture experts to discuss the Diddy trial in-depth with actor recreations.

The series is free to stream for Hulu subscribers, so if you’re not a subscriber, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial to watch all of the salacious details unfold.

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‘Diddy on Trial: As It Happened’

Meanwhile, Hulu also has Secret Life of Diddy: A Special Edition of 20/20 available to stream for subscribers. It’s a TV special report that takes a look at the events leading up to the trial and why Diddy was arrested for racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.

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‘Secret Life of Diddy: A Special Edition of 20/20’

The best way to watch Diddy on Trial: As It Happened and Secret Life of Diddy is with a subscription to Hulu. You get access to other fantastic originals, including The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, The Handmaid’s Tale, American Horror Stories and more. You get access to FX originals including Fargo, Reservation Dogs, What We Do in the Shadows, Under the Banner of Heaven and others.

The streaming platform also features top-tier music documentaries, such as Sly Lives!, Faces of Music, Summer of Soul by Questlove, The Honorable Shyne, Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, David Bowie: The Last Five Years and others. Learn more about Hulu + Music here.

Hulu starts at $7.99 per month, or $79.99 per year for the ad-supported plan, while you can go without ads for $17.99 per month.

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‘Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy’

Additionally, the documentary Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy falls Sean Combs rise from his childhood to becoming one of the most successful music moguls during the 1990s and 2000s to his fall from grace with his arrest and trial.

Peacock exclusively livestreams Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy. For Peacock subscribers, you can tune into the live event for no additional cost. Just log into your account once the event begins, and you’ll have access.

Don’t have a Peacock subscription? The streaming platform doesn’t offer a free trial, but does come with a couple of affordable plans starting at $7.99 per month.

There are two different plans offered on Peacock: The Premium Plan for $7.99 per month or the Premium Plus Plan for $13.99 per month. If you’re looking for additional savings, you can save 17% off when you do the annual plan for $79.99 per year or $139.99 per year. With the Premium Plan, it’s ad-supported and you’ll receive more than 80,000 hours of TV, movies and sports, access to live sports events, current NBC and Bravo shows, more than 50 always-on live TV channels as well as the ability to stream new, exclusive and original content from the streaming platform.

Peacock’s Premium Plus plan comes with everything in the Premium plan, no ads, your local NBC channel live and the ability to download and stream eligible content offline.

Alongside Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy, you’ll have access to the entire Peacock library, including Yellowstone, Vanderpump Rules, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Based on a True Story, Bel-Air, Kevin Hart: Reality Check, Poker Face, Saturday Night Live, Willie Nelson & Family and more.

HBO Max

‘The Fall of Diddy’

And finally, the five-episode docuseries The Fall of Diddy follow Sean Combs’ allegations of violence and abuse in the music industry. It’s available to stream for free, if you’re an HBO Max subscriber.

Not subscribed? You can join Max starting at $9.99 per month for the ad-supported plan via Prime Video, or starting at $16.99 per month when bundled with Hulu and Disney+ (starting at $16.99 per month).

HBO Max is home to movies, sports and must-watch TV series, including HBO and Max exclusives such as House of the Dragon, Hacks, And Just Like That…, The White Lotus, Succession, The Gilded Age and Euphoria.

The streaming service is also the home to exclusive Music Box documentaries, such as Yacht Rock: A DOCKumentary, Woodstock ’99: Peace, Love and Rage, Juice WLRD: Into The Abyss, DMX: Don’t Try to Understand and others.

Available to stream on Hulu for subscribers only, new episodes of Diddy on Trial: As It Happened drops every Sunday throughout the trial of Sean Combs.

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For some weird, exhausting, yet completely unsurprising reason, Brandy’s brother continues to insist on dying on Diddy Hill.

This time, Ray J took his foolhardy “free Diddy” campaign to  Piers Morgan Uncensored, where, on Tuesday,” the “One Wish” singer proceeded to word salad his way through a declaration that Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is currently on trial in New York for alleged sex trafficking and racketeering, is an innocent man who will be set free soon enough.

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“I personally think it’s gonna happen faster than a lot of people think, because I think we’re all starting to see what this is, even if you’re on the other side of it,” Ray J said. “I mean, the justice system is the justice system. Where does this fit?… It’s off. I don’t like it and I want to be vocal about it.”

This is the first time Ray J has spoken about Diddy’s case since the trial began — and it comes after Cassie Ventura and Kid Cudi both gave damning testimony detailing the violence and harassment they allegedly experienced at the hands of the Bad Boy mogul — but it is far from the first time he’s taken it upon himself to play the role of diddy’s own personal Jonnie Cochran, only without the legal expertise and, well, expertise in anything other than being an obnoxious contrarian with a personal investment in throwing his lot behind an accused predator and abuser.

In fact, just last month, Ray J boldly (and without any indication that he had a clue what he was talking about) declared that the charges against Diddy are “nonsense” and that the disgraced Hip Hop producer would be “getting out,” and, of course, he did so while transparently trying to sound like the gangsta everyone knows he is not.

Ray J defends Diddy on Sneako’s stream“Puffy getting out of all that shit, they’re charging the n*gga for is nonsense, bro. He did something bad that we all seen & that shit is unacceptable, but that’s not what the charges are for” 👀 pic.twitter.com/gqxOsDr03R— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) April 22, 2025

“Puffy ’bout to get out too. On the dead homies, n*gga. Puffy getting out. All that sh*t they trying to charge that n*gga for is nonsense, bro. He did something bad that we all seen and that sh*t’s unacceptable, but that’s not what the charges are for. The charges are weak,” he said. (Seriously? “On the dead homies”??? OK, Temu Kendrick, calm down!)

It’s unclear what Ray J thinks “we’re all starting to see” regarding the trial that would have anyone but him and his fellow Diddler apologists believing Combs is innocent and will soon be released, but he seems to be holding tight to that dream. 

Weird flex, but whatever. 

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Cassie has just welcomed her third baby with husband Alex Fine, only two weeks after she gave emotional testimony in a high-profile court case involving her ex-boyfriend, music mogul Diddy. 

The birth was confirmed by her friend and former stylist, Dante Nash, who revealed the news while speaking in court. According to Nash, Cassie gave birth on Tuesday, May 27. Neither Cassie nor Fine has posted about the new addition to their family yet, but fans had already noticed she was very pregnant during her recent court appearance earlier this month.

Cassie’s testimony has been a major moment in the ongoing legal battle Diddy is facing, where he’s accused of serious crimes, including sex trafficking. Cassie shared personal details about their relationship, which lasted for nearly 10 years, and talked about the emotional and controlling behavior she experienced.

One surprising moment during her time on the stand was when she said Diddy got extremely jealous over her connection with actor Michael B. Jordan. She explained that Diddy found out she had spent a New Year’s Eve with Jordan and allegedly called him to threaten him. This was also mentioned in her lawsuit from 2023.

Cassie also admitted to having an affair with rapper Kid Cudi back in 2011 during a rough patch in her relationship with Diddy. Cudi later testified too, claiming Diddy reacted by setting fire to his Porsche.

Even though Cassie is now moving forward with her growing family, her recent court appearance is still making waves. While the trial continues, her words have shed new light on her past—and shown just how far she’s come.

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More information about the animosity directed at Kid Cudi by Diddy was revealed during his racketeering trial on Tuesday (May 27), during testimony by the mogul’s former assistant. Capricorn Clark was on the witness stand, stating that on the morning of Dec. 22, 2011, she went to the door of her apartment in Los Angeles, California, after hearing someone banging on it loudly. Clark opened it to find Diddy there, agitated and holding a gun. “Why didn’t you tell me? Who is Scott?” she claimed he said to her before ordering her to get dressed. “We’re going to kill this n****,” she testified he said.Kid Cudi, aka Scott Mescudi, had been dating Diddy’s ex-partner Cassie Ventura after their split. Clark testified that she knew of the relationship but didn’t tell Diddy. She went on to say that she, Diddy (who had the gun in his lap and sat in the backseat next to her) and a bodyguard named Ruben drove 20 minutes to Kid Cudi’s house. Upon arriving, Diddy and Ruben forced their way into Cudi’s home, allowing her to call Cassie on a burner phone before Diddy interrupted trying to seize the phone. At that moment, Kid Cudi drove up, with the police following close behind. Diddy, Clark and the bodyguard left, with Diddy telling Clark to tell Kid Cudi not to say anything to the police. Clark wept repeatedly during her testimony, sharing that she sent Kid Cudi a message saying, “If you tell on him, he’ll hurt us all.” Clark also testified that Diddy threatened her at least 50 times and that he fired her over allegedly “improperly taken vacation.” That termination left her without retirement and health benefits, as well as her car. She detailed that at one point, Diddy aka Sean Combs had locked her in a run-down building in midtown Manhattan and subjected her to several lie-detector tests over five days after the disappearance of three pieces of high-end jewelry entrusted to her. She testified that if she failed, she would be “thrown into the East River” by his crew.The testimony was challenged by Diddy’s lead attorney, Marc Agnifilo, who went after inconsistencies in Clark’s testimony and asked her why she kept going back to work for Diddy repeatedly if she had endured such treatment. Clark testified that it was because she was unable to find other employment in the industry. 

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