Donnell Rawlings is setting the record straight regarding the now-viral resurfaced picture of him at a Diddy party. The comedian is making it clear that it wasn’t one of those alleged “freak-off” gatherings that have landed the business mogul in legal hot water along with other allegations.
The picture in question features Diddy alongside several stars, including French Montana, Dave Chappelle, Russell Simmons, and others. However, the radio hosts of The Breakfast Club couldn’t help but focus on Rawlings sitting between Diddy’s legs.
While joking about his seat placement, Rawlings also reflected on his time at the party, Rawlings expressed that he had a great experience, contradicting the negative reports surrounding Diddy’s soirées. He clarified that it was not what many have described. “You got this party and that party, and that party was a great party.” Here’s what else he had to say:
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More On Diddy’s Legal Drama:
As previously reported, Diddy was arrested last month on charges that include sex trafficking. He has been accused of operating a criminal enterprise since at least 2008, relying on drugs and violence to coerce women into “fulfilling his sexual desires,” according to prosecutors.
Federal authorities have frequently used the term “Freak Offs” to describe the recorded sexual performances and “drug-fueled orgies” that allegedly took place at these events.
Diddy, who has been denied bail twice, has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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Donnell Rawlings is just the latest star to reflect on his experiences at Diddy’s gatherings. Damon Dash previously spoke out after an old picture also resurfaced. He recalled, “I went to one about 20 years ago in the Hamptons with Aaliyah but that’s about it. A lot of people were at those, you know what I mean?”
He continued, “Ain’t sh—t happen in the Hamptons. That’s the day I met…that me and Aaliyah…we hung out there and then we left and that’s what happened. That was 20 years ago, that was not in LA or Miami. I know they gonna play games with those pictures. It’s all good, I don’t really care.”