Have a look at the meaning of the freak off party slang in the context of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial
If you have been following the lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs, you may have heard his ex-girlfriend, singer Cassie, use the unsettling term “freak-offs” on a regular basis.
Cassie has frequently mentioned these terrible “freak-offs” when discussing the horrifying torture she experienced, which left her emotionally and physically damaged, with bruises and infections.
Freak off party slang meaning explained and will the parties video footage be shown during the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial case
Once reserved for exclusive inner circles, the phrase gained widespread recognition in November 2023 after Cassie filed a lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs, alleging years of physical and s*xual abuse. She called the encounters “freak-offs.”
Although they were not identified publicly, prosecutors said in the indictment that Combs’ criminal organization members and associates assisted in organizing the freak offs.
Diddy “Freak Off” pictures are currently being shown to the jury…
Cassie claims her longest “Freak Off” with Diddy lasted 4 days…. pic.twitter.com/cHFb6BtTNu
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According to the indictment, the associates included personal assistants, home workers, security personnel, senior managers, and other Combs employees.
According to the prosecution, the associates helped the freak offs by resupplying Combs with any goods he asked for, cleaning the hotel rooms “to try to mitigate room damage,” arranging hotel rooms, and pre-stocking the rooms with supplies.
Freak-offs meaning
According to the charges, Sean “Diddy” Combs was responsible for the highly staged s*xual experiences known as freak-offs. In order to satiate his voyeuristic fantasies, he would choose participants who were primarily s*x workers and provide them with masks, lingerie, and costumes.
A freak off is a commercial s*x performance that was “elaborate and produced” by Combs, prosecutors alleged in the indictment.
While as of now only pictures of the freak offs have been shown to the jury during the trial, Sean Combs and Cassie Ventura’s attorneys are fighting the press on whether they will be allowed to view the freak-off videos in the Diddy trial.
Male pr*stitutes were frequently present at these gatherings, which apparently entailed significant drug usage, including ketamine and ecstasy. According to Cassie, Combs would observe, document, and engage in m*sturbation during the interactions.
The length of time these parties lasted only added to their unsettling nature. With the longest lasting more than four days, they would occasionally last 26, 48, or even 72 hours. Drugs, baby oil, lubrication, clean sheets, and lighting supplies were purportedly found in the rooms.
According to Cassie, it frequently took days for her to physically and psychologically recover from these freak-offs. She disclosed that she frequently suffered from stomach problems, mouth sores, and urinary tract infections (UTIs).
Now that Combs is facing serious allegations like s*x trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and transportation to engage in pr*stitution, the term “freak-off” is at the centre of the case.
Cassie, who is now expecting her third child, was obviously pregnant during the trial and often broke down in tears as she recalled the freak-offs. She described how, at the age of 22, she had her first such experience.
Combs is accused of bringing a male stripper from Los Angeles to a rental house after hiring him. Cassie was forced to don provocative attire and a mask akin to that of a masquerade. Combs observed them taking ecstasy and drinking wine prior to having intercourse.