Nick Cannon details his attendance at Diddy’s party at 16 – Telemundo 52

Originally appeared in MY! Online

Nick Cannon He says he was just a teenager when he attended one of his first “Diddy parties.”

The 44-year-old shared his experience while Sean “Diddy” Combs is in prison. awaiting trial in May 2025 on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. The rap producer, who has pleaded not guilty in the caseHe is accused of using his companies to transport women and male sex workers to participate in recorded videos. sexual performances or “Freak Offs”.

For more than two decades, Combs, who also goes by the nickname Puff Daddy in recent years, has often thrown large parties, often attended by A-list celebrities.

“I was even in one when I was a kid,” Cannon said on the Oct. 11 episode of “The breakfast club” podcast during a discussion on “Diddy Parties.” “Like 16, 17.”

The “Wild N’ Out” star continued: “I remember being outside, trying to get into a Puff party here in New York.”

Cannon, who has been photographed as an adult attending several parties thrown by the record executive, including one a couple of years ago in Los Angeles, compared such events to the party seen in Notorious B.I.G.’s 1995 song, “One More Chance.” , which includes Combs. .

“Bad boy parties [were] “Everyone is afraid to talk because they probably have something to hide.”

Cannon said he had nothing to hide. “I was out there rocking Harlem,” he added, referring to hip-hop dancing, “doing all that stuff.”

Cannon did not offer any further details about what he saw inside the game. He also stated that he has always been sober.

“I don’t drink, I don’t do drugs,” he added. “I have never been drunk in my life.”

Cannon also talked about Diddy’s star-studded parties last July.

“I’ve been to all the parties, I’ve played them and all that,” he said on the program.One night with Steiny” podcast. “I’ve never seen any wild shit. I feel like they could hide that shit from me.”

The rapper’s children addressed “false and hurtful rumors” about their family.

In his September indictment v. Combs, prosecutors alleged that members and associates of Combs Enterprise facilitated the Freak Offs by booking hotel rooms and stocking them with items such as controlled substances, baby oil and other lubricants. The authorities had found drugs and 1,000 bottles of baby oil during raids on their homes in Los Angeles and Miami in March.

In September, Cannon posted a sketch on social media. in which he shows off a collection of baby oil bottles and jokes: “I have 12 kids, I need this.”

Fellow comedian Natalie Friedman responds, “Oh yeah, well, I just had a baby, I’ll keep one,” and adds, “No, Diddy.”

Unlike Cannon, most celebrities who have been seen at Combs events in the past have not spoken publicly about their experiences. In September, comedian Jeff Wittek spoke about attending one of the musical artist’s alleged “Freak Off” parties around 2010 in Miami.

“It was like eight stories high and it kept going up,” the comedian said in “Jeff FM“, “and the higher you went, the more strange things happened.”

“I saw live sex that night,” he continued. “That’s the first time I saw that happen in my life. And did I participate? No, but I got drunk there.”

And he added: “It’s crazy. I was literally there. I lived it.”