In recent developments, Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, has come under fire after being arrested and charged earlier this month in connection with an alleged sex trafficking ring. Shocking accusations have surfaced, claiming that Diddy hosted parties dubbed "freak offs" where underage women were supposedly drugged and sexually assaulted. The silence from many celebrities associated with the rapper has raised suspicions, with some individuals hurriedly deleting past social media posts praising Diddy. Despite this, there has been a lack of public denouncements from these figures, adding to the intrigue surrounding the situation.

Singer and songwriter Jaguar Wright has added fuel to the fire by alleging that Diddy sold a video of one of these "freak off" parties for a staggering $500 million on the dark web. Wright claimed that the video featured numerous celebrities engaged in disturbing activities. According to a report by RadarOnline.com, Wright stated in a recent interview, "Oh no, he's selling it because he needs the cash. The last 'freak off' tape that just got sold on the dark net, which I know because I monitor, went for $500 million... It was a really interesting night in Calabasas, and he just sold that footage." The claims made by Wright have added another layer of complexity to an already convoluted situation.

Wright further alleged that the transactions involving such illicit videos are conducted using a form of digital currency known as "dark coin." She asserted that individuals trade this currency to purchase illicit materials, highlighting a dark underbelly of the digital world. Additionally, Wright claimed that Diddy had exploited minors in the past, auctioning them off as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) connected to this questionable form of currency. These shocking revelations have stirred up the conversation around Diddy's alleged involvement in illicit activities, ramping up the scrutiny on the music mogul.