It’s no news that Sean “Diddy” Combs, who has been facing multiple s-xual assault allegations and criminal charges for a few months now, has been arrested. He first made headlines in November 2023 when his ex, Casandra Ventura aka Cassie, filed a shocking lawsuit alleging that the music mogul r-ped and s-x trafficked her during a decade of abuse.
Since then, numerous other revelations have also surfaced, making the headlines even more explosive. Following his arrest, longtime friend Mark Curry has now come forward to share insider stories about the situation.
Mark Curry Exposes Gnarly Details About Diddy
Mark Curry, former Bad Boy rapper and author of the 2009 exposé Dancing With The Devil, recently reflected on his experiences with the label during an interview with the YouTube channel Art of Dialogue. His book, which accused Sean “Diddy” Combs of being an exploitative businessman, mostly went unnoticed at the time.
However, with Combs facing three lawsuits for r-pe, assault, and other misconduct, Curry came forward with additional allegations he didn’t include in the book. When discussing the music mogul’s behavior around women, he described him in one word and that is insecure. He said,
He’s very insecure, very “don’t want to see her talking to nobody.” You know, is he catching that girl winking? He’s offended. Certain girls he must have been selfish about with some females he wasn’t as selfish about them as others, because he really liked to see people have s-x with his girl.
So why would he be upset about trying to talk to his girl? I guess there was a difference between the women that he thought were his that you can’t touch versus the women that he felt were just the ones you could freak off with.
In the video, Mark Curry also alleged that Sean Combs was upset with him after he brought a girl who turned out to be Combs’ high school crush. He said,
I remember one time I brought a girl to the lounge to meet me, and it happened to be someone he liked when he was in high school. He was mad that I “cracked” her—I said I met her at the club. Then there was a time like when send Mark Curry back to Atlanta; I was doing too much. —That created a big problem—you could tell with certain girls I’d talk to, he didn’t like that, and the girl he had been liking since high school—you leave them alone.
He further claimed that Combs broke his ex-girlfriend Kim Porter’s nose during a fight on a yacht. He also claims that Combs assaulted a producer with a chair after overhearing a conversation with Porter on a phone line he allegedly had tapped.
Additionally, Curry stated that he witnessed Diddy spiking women’s drinks in the club. Joining the ranks of Diddy’s former bodyguards, Gene Deal and Roger Bonds, Curry is among the first to speak out about his experiences with the music mogul following the lawsuits.
What Led to Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Arrest
Sean Combs was arrested at a Manhattan hotel, following an indictment that was sealed at the time (via @SDNYnews on X), according to a statement from U.S. Attorney Damian Williams.
His lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, asserted in a statement (via NBC News) that Combs aka Diddy is “an innocent man with nothing to hide.” After the indictment was unsealed, it revealed charges of s-x trafficking, racketeering, and transportation for pr*stitution.
Prosecutors allege that Diddy manipulated women into participating in “freak-offs,” where he flew in women and s-x workers to his parties. They claim he ensured their participation through narcotics and threats to their livelihoods, as reported by People.
The events reportedly lasted several days and were physically demanding, requiring Diddy and his victims to receive IV fluids afterward. His employees allegedly coordinated the logistics, including travel arrangements and stocking hotel rooms with supplies.
Authorities discovered items used in these events, including 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant, during raids on Diddy’s homes in Miami and Los Angeles. Although the music star’s attorneys proposed a $50 million bail package, a federal judge denied it, keeping him in custody until his trial.
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