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Rihanna Responds To Wild Question About Diddy’s Alleged ‘Freak Offs’
Rihanna has responded to a daring reporter asking her if she attended Diddy‘s alleged “freak off” sex parties.
A member of the paparazzi caught up with the Barbadian superstar as she was leaving a party and bluntly asked her: “Did you attend any of P. Diddy’s parties? Were you involved in any of the freak offs?”
In response, RiRi laughed and could be heard saying: “That’s crazy,” before she got into a waiting car.
Though Rihanna has been spotted at a number of the same parties and events as the embattled mogul, who has been charged with sex trafficking and racketeering, there is no suggestion that she was involved in any such criminality.
RiRi is not the only superstar to have been quizzed about Diddy’s allegedly sordid parties of late.
Actor and comedian Kevin Hart was also asked about Puffy’s so-called “freak offs” when interviewed by Entertainment Tonight earlier this week.
“Hey, Kev. When you hosted for Diddy, did you catch any baby oil?” the paparazzo asked him.
Hart, unimpressed, replied: “You asking the wrong person the wrong question, man.”
The Get Hard star repeated his evasive answer when asked whether he thinks Diddy is “safe in jail.”
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The former question was referencing Kevin Hart hosting a party for the Bad Boy boss in 2010 to celebrate the release of his Diddy-Dirty Money album Last Train to Paris, footage of which recently went viral in the wake of his arrest.
The party, which went down in a New York City hotel room and was livestreamed online, produced a number of “pause” reactions from Hart as Puffy asked him to sit next to him on a bed and later recalled “wrestling” Usher over cereal when they lived together.
The most memorable moment came when a bikini-clad woman’s hair caught fire on a candle as she was relaxing in a bathtub. Hart, who was sat right next to her, leapt to his feet in shock and asked: “Oh shit! Did the camera catch that?!”
Despite the wildness of the party, no evidence of any criminal activity was caught on the livestream.
Diddy’s alleged “freak offs” are at the heart of his federal case, with prosecutors accusing him of forcing women — using drugs, violence, threats and blackmail — to have sex with male prostitutes for his pleasure.
He has pleaded not guilty to the charges and has denied any wrongdoing. The mogul is currently in jail awaiting trial having been denied bail.
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