Diddy’s ‘freak off’ kit? Here’s what was in rapper’s hotel room the day of his arrest

Jurors apparently got an eyeful last Friday in the Sean “Diddy” Combs sex trafficking trial in New York City.

That’s when prosecutors showed the group – eight men and four women, as well as alternates – images of what was in embattled rapper’s Manhattan hotel room after feds arrested him last September.

Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent Yasin Binda took the stand, testifying that the belongings were potentially the ingredients for one of Diddy’s infamous “freakoffs,” aka drug-fueled orgies.

The photos of the items found in the Park Hyatt suite were shared with media outlets on Monday. Among them: Multiple bottles of baby oil and lubricant; a container of anti-anxiety medication clonazepam, prescribed to Combs’ alias, Frank Black, from a Walgreens in Miami; and two baggies of substances that tested positive for MDMA and ketamine.

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Though U.S. attorneys accuse Combs of using the drugs to coerce unwilling individuals to engage in his sex sessions, the defense team claims the drugs were for Combs’ “personal use” and by willing participants as part of a consensual swingers lifestyle. His lawyers say that although “kinky,” Combs’ actions don’t warrant sex trafficking charges.

“Sean Combs is a complicated man, but this is not a complicated case,” said lead lawyer Teny Geragos in opening statements last week. “This case is about love, jealousy, infidelity and money.”

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This story was originally published May 20, 2025 at 12:51 PM.

Madeleine Marr

Miami Herald

Celebrity/real time news reporter Madeleine Marr has been with The Miami Herald since 2003. She has covered such features as travel, fashion and food. In 2007, she helped launch the newspaper’s daily People Page, attending red carpet events, awards ceremonies and press junkets; interviewing some of the biggest names in show business; and hosting her own online show. She is originally from New York City.