Janice Combs, mother of Sean” Diddy” Combs, used to host wild parties at their childhood home where adults engaged in sexual activities, claims Tim” Dawg” Patterson, Combs ‘ longtime friend, in a new documentary titled” Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy”.
Patterson suggests that Combs ‘ childhood exposure to such a setting might explain why he is already facing federal charges of criminal and sexual trafficking.
” I’ve often been asked the question why”, Patterson says in the video. ” I don’t know the answer to why, but I certainly believe it all goes back to childhood”. He also claimed that they were first sexually exposed.
According to Patterson, from a youthful age, Sean “was around all types of beer, he was around reefer dust. He was around drug users, around gays, around gays, he was around gangsters and peddlers. That was who was inside our home at the time?
” It wouldn’t be a factor to mistakenly enter one of the bedrooms at night and discover a couple that mouth dressed. That’s what we were secret to. This is what we were fed”, he said.
Patterson added,” Was it desensitizing us? I’m certain it was. Were we informed of it? No. That was just Saturday day”.
The documentary explores Combs ‘ first living in Mount Vernon, New York, where he moved with his home after his parents, Melvin, was murdered in 1972. Patterson contends that Combs was bullied and exposed to various forces at the events his mother hosted despite Janice’s endeavors to provide an idyllic youth.
DJ EZ Lee Davis, a Mount Vernon local close to Combs, mentioned speculations about the events where “everyone was welcome”. Additionally, the film includes interviews with song Al B. Sure! and Da Band sun Sara Rivers, who share their experiences with Combs.
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Combs, 55, reportedly forced his ex-girlfriend Casandra” Cassie” Ventura to join in drug-fueled contacts with adult sex workers, which he called “freak reversals”. Additionally, he faces nearly 40 legal complaints filed by men and women alleging that he preyed on them between 1990 and 2024.
Combs has entered a not-guilty plea on all of his three legal fees, and his legal group refutes any allegations made in the legal claims.
Following his arrest in September of this year, the rapper is awaiting trial in Brookly n’s Metropolitan Detention Center in May 2025. He faces charges of sex trafficking, criminal plot, and travel to participate in adultery, which could result in 15 years to life in jail if convicted.
