Hey, what’s up, guys? How’s everyone doing today? So, if you’re Shan Diddy, you’re probably plotting ways to take down Rolling Stone right about now—especially after their latest bombshell piece written by Nancy Dylan and Cheyenne Brown Tree. They just dropped a behind-the-scenes exposé on Diddy’s recent life, and trust me, it’s explosive. According to them, they aren’t buying Diddy’s “changed man” act one bit. They’ve got some serious claims, and they really don’t care what Diddy’s lawyer, Mark Agilio, has to say about it. Rolling Stone’s take? Diddy hasn’t changed, and he’s still a monster.
Let me give you the rundown. Agilio tried to defend Diddy by saying he’d gone to rehab and made big strides to address his substance abuse. He even claimed Diddy’s not the same guy he was back in the day. But Rolling Stone wasn’t having it. They straight-up said, “Who’s not?” and followed up with some jaw-dropping details. Apparently, even though Diddy was supposedly laying low and on his best behavior before his arrest last fall, he was still indulging his worst instincts. According to prosecutors, Diddy allegedly called and texted a potential witness 58 times over the course of just four days, which they labeled as witness tampering.
And, hold up—there’s more. In his hotel suite, they found multiple bags of pink powder. The substance looked a lot like the same stimulant that was seized from him before, which tested positive for Ecstasy and other drugs.
Nancy Dylan and Cheyenne Brown Tree did some solid digging and uncovered something interesting. According to two hotel employees who spoke to Rolling Stone anonymously, a woman was waiting for Diddy upstairs when he was arrested. Apparently, Diddy and this woman had planned a birthday celebration, even decorating the suite for the occasion. The big question now is: Could this have been Young Miami? When is her birthday again? Or maybe it was Dana TR? Anyway, let’s get into it.
Diddy had also been trying to convince another woman to come to New York that weekend, and she now believes it was his way of keeping her quiet about their relationship. This woman, speaking to Rolling Stone under the pseudonym Nicole, recalled the last time she saw Diddy. She says he invited her to his Miami compound last July, and during that visit, he allegedly shoved two pills into her mouth, knocking her out. When she woke up, the room was a mess—empty baby oil bottles, a hookah, food, towels, and wine bottles everywhere.
After that night, Nicole distanced herself from Diddy, ignoring his pleas to come back to Miami. But the evening of his arrest, Diddy called her, saying, “I really need you to come to New York.” She was considering confronting him when the news broke about his arrest. Shortly after, she filed a lawsuit under the name Jane Doe. She described how betrayed she felt: “The person I thought I loved, someone I treated like family, turned out to be a monster. I kept making excuses for him, ignoring the warning signs. I’m realizing now that maybe I didn’t know him at all—I was just being manipulated.”
Even in the months before his arrest, as his legal troubles mounted, Diddy allegedly continued his manipulative behavior. Sources say he returned to his usual tactics—pulling strings behind the scenes while keeping up a calm, controlled public image. His legal team insisted he had reformed, but others close to him saw his actions as calculated and manipulative. One person close to Diddy said, “That’s BS.”
Nathan, a sex worker who was hired for several of Diddy’s “freak-offs” and is using a pseudonym for safety, claimed, “He’s not reformed. He just wanted to get out of jail. He’s the same person. It’s his world, and if you get in the way, there are consequences.” Diddy’s former assistant, Phil Pine, also spoke out, saying, “He’ll find a way to get to you. He got me. He gets everyone. That’s what he gets off on.”
Nancy Dylan and Cheyenne Brown Tree have sifted through hundreds of court documents, transcripts, and multiple lawsuits tied to Diddy’s case. They’ve also spoken with former staffers, ex-girlfriends, and other key witnesses. The picture painted by these documents and personal accounts is a stark contrast to Diddy’s public claims. Despite his assertions that he turned a new leaf after the 2016 hotel incident, these revelations suggest he continued to be sexually abusive, manipulative, and controlling far beyond that “rock bottom” moment, which he addressed in a now-deleted Instagram apology.
One individual, actress and model Cat Pac, recalled watching Diddy’s apology video and immediately sensing the dishonesty. She says, “When I watched that apology video, I knew he was lying because of what I went through with him in 2021, five years later.” She goes on to claim that Diddy assaulted her, adding, “I’ve decided to speak my truth and take my power back. That man is sick.”
In response to Rolling Stone’s request for comment on the allegations, Diddy’s legal team repeated a statement they had made before: “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs was never sexually assaulted or trafficked. A fair judicial process will separate facts from fiction, and Mr. Combs is confident he will prevail in court.”
The article also dives into Diddy’s actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. For his 51st birthday, he invited close friends, including Mary J. Blige and French Montana, to Turks and Caicos, flying them in on his private jet. Guests were given matching tie-dye sweatsuits with “Diddy 51” on them, and coconut drinks were served with the same logo as they partied on the beach. But behind the scenes, Diddy’s assistant, Pine, who was 39 at the time, was still recovering from a disturbing experience. According to Pine, Diddy had pressured him into a sexual encounter with a female guest, leaving him feeling shocked and traumatized.
Pine also claims that Diddy attempted to do something similar involving Young Miami’s cousin, trying to manipulate the situation in front of a group, all while they laughed on the couch.
Pine went on to file a lawsuit against Diddy in December 2021, accusing him of sexual harassment and several workplace violations after resigning. Pine describes Diddy as a predator, stating, “I mean that in a sexually charged way. I mean that in a manipulation way. He’s just out for people. It’s always about him.”
And that’s just the beginning of what’s covered in the article. I’ll be going live later to talk through all the details, plus new documents from the courtroom. If you want to read the full article before we dive in, check the link in the description. Also, don’t miss the new documentary—I make a cameo in it, and it’s really well done. We’ll also be having a watch party for it tonight, so join me then! Catch you later!
