New revelations in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ongoing federal sex trafficking and racketeering case have shocked the public, as a Beverly Hills hotel manager testified that the music mogul frequently left his suites in disarray due to excessive use of baby oil and candle wax during alleged sex parties.
On Thursday, May 22, the court heard testimony from Frédéric Zemmour, general manager of L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, who said Combs was regularly charged a $1,000 cleaning fee each time he stayed at the hotel. Internal hotel notes described rooms as “damaged,” citing wax on carpets and furniture, and pervasive odors requiring hallway air freshening.
A January 2010 incident involved “large deposits of candle wax” and a separate $500 fee. Diddy also allegedly insisted on abnormally hot room temperatures and hosted “freak-off” parties characterized by liberal use of oils and coercion, according to prosecutors.
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This testimony forms part of the federal government’s effort to prove a pattern of abusive behavior. Prosecutors argue these details support broader claims of sexual exploitation and racketeering. Among the evidence submitted are photographs of baby oil containers, bruises, and cash hoards.
Diddy, 55, has pleaded not guilty to all charges. The trial is expected to last through early July as the prosecution lays out a six-week case.
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