A man who infiltrated one of P Diddy’s legendary white parties in the nineties has opened up about his experience at the exclusive, celebrity-filled event. Sean Combs, the music mogul better known as Diddy, is currently facing renewed scrutiny following his recent arrest on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation for prostitution.
This situation has reignited interest in Diddy’s infamous gatherings, prompting several attendees to share their stories. One such individual, Chris Harris, managed to gain entry to the star-studded bash in July 1999 by using someone else’s name from the guest list.
At the time, Harris was a reporter for the East Hampton Star and had been surfing when he overheard a conversation about “Puffy’s barbecue.” Keen to scoop a story, he hurried to Diddy’s waterfront mansion to discover which celebrities were there.
His luck took a turn when a young blonde approached him amidst a crowd of fans, offering to help him sneak in using the name Ted Ammon from the security list. They confidently approached security, claiming to be Ammon and his guest, and were swiftly granted access.
“The R&B music was deafening, pumped out by 20 speakers spread across the backyard. In the DJ booth was A Tribe Called Quest’s Q-Tip,” he recalled to the New York Post.
“The air smelled like Willie Nelson’s tour bus. There were naked and topless women in the pool, with models distributing champagne. The food line was agonizingly slow, but those hot dogs were unforgettable.”
During his unexpected adventure into the A-list event, Harris mingled with stars like Busta Rhymes, Jay-Z, Ivanka Trump, and even flirted with Carmen Electra. He noted that only celebrities were allowed inside the mansion, while Diddy mingled in his signature white outfit adorned with gold chains. Harris even thanked Diddy for “one hell of a party,” to which Diddy replied nonchalantly, “yeah, okay.”
While Harris enjoyed an unforgettable night, he noted that he did not witness any of the sex toys, lubricants, or pink cocaine mentioned in the allegations against Diddy. Currently, Diddy is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, with twelve accusers having come forward. Recently, a woman identified as Jane Doe filed a civil suit against him, alleging rape, drugging, and impregnation. The lawsuit claims that during her visits, Diddy would make her “perform a show” while intoxicating her until she passed out, resulting in bruises and injuries with no memory of how they occurred. This alleged abuse reportedly continued until July 2024.