Celebs Scramble to Buy Diddy's Tapes to Keep Their Names Secret

When Sean "Diddy" Combs was arrested, it wasn't just his legal troubles that made headlines. His "freak-off" tapes, which recorded days-long sex parties, caught the attention of many. These tapes, allegedly used for blackmail, have now sparked a bidding war among celebrities. They don't want their names exposed in the tapes. Actor Daniel Baldwin revealed this on the PBD Podcast. Baldwin, who has met Combs before, described him as a smart businessman with a dual personality. He also mentioned two groups at these parties: the early crowd and the late-night group that got locked in. Baldwin didn't attend these late-night parties but heard descriptions from friends who did. A former federal prosecutor, Neama Rahmani, warned that celebrities involved in these parties should be worried. They could be witnesses or even co-defendants in a trial. Meanwhile, Combs' famous friends seem to be distancing themselves from him. They don't want to be associated with his scandal. Combs expected their support, but they've dropped him.