Ex-Playboy Model Claims Diddy Made Her Watch Jennifer Lopez 'Video' On A Loop During 'Freak Off'

Sean "Diddy" Combs reportedly made a former Playboy model watch a Jennifer Lopez video repeatedly during one of his infamous parties.

The woman, Rachel Kennedy, claimed that the interaction occurred in 2000 while the rapper stayed in a Tokyo hotel.

At the time, the rapper was also in a relationship with Lopez, whom he met while producing her debut album "On the 6."

The Playboy model also disclosed that she performed oral sex on Sean "Diddy" Combs during the meetup and clarified that it wasn't forced.

While appearing on the Daily Mail's "The Trial of Diddy" podcast, Kennedy recounted being at one of Diddy's "Freak Offs."

According to the former Playboy model, she and two of her friends met up with the rapper at a club in Japan, and after interacting with him, he invited them to a party in his hotel room.

Upon their arrival, she realized that Diddy was the only one in the room, but he was "friendly enough to where" they decided to just "hang out with him."

However, she soon found it odd that the rapper had a video of Lopez, his girlfriend at the time, playing on the TV in his room.

"It was kind of an odd thing to find out that we were watching [Lopez's] video," Kennedy said while pointing out that Diddy was on the phone with Lopez as the video played in a loop.

She added that the vibe it gave off "seemed a little bit creepy" to her and was "very disrespectful."

Kennedy went on to reveal that, later in the meetup, she and her friend both performed oral sex on Diddy. She also mentioned that "it wasn't forceful," although she did not reveal who instigated the act.

However, what appeared to be just a case of the trio having a good time soon turned "angry and violent" after one of Diddy's bodyguards entered the room.

Kennedy and her friend had previously met the bodyguard during their meetup with Diddy, and he seemed to have taken a liking to one of them.

When he saw them with Diddy, he reportedly threw a tantrum, attempting to force them out—an action Diddy made no effort to stop.

"He said, 'That's my girl! That's the girl from last night! What's going on?'" Kennedy recalled the incident. "He was trying to, like, stomp us out of the room, grabbing at us, trying to just to get us out any way he could."

The revelation about Diddy's "freak offs" came in the wake of his indictment and arrest on sex crime charges in September, per NBC News.

The freak-offs were described as wild gatherings involving multiple women engaging in sex with male prostitutes. It has also been mentioned that a number of high-profile celebrities attended these hedonistic parties.

To facilitate the "Freak Offs" and manage other logistical needs, Diddy allegedly employed several hired hands who were members of his alleged criminal enterprise.

The "Freak Offs" were allegedly filled with instances where the music mogul assaulted the females by hitting, kicking, dragging, and throwing objects at them.

Those who engaged in it were usually left drained at the end and often sustained injuries that took "days or weeks to heal" if Diddy assaulted them.

Investigation into Diddy's federal case is still ongoing, with a new witness recently claiming that he once possessed some of the rapper's alleged sex tapes.

The witness, identified as Courtney Burgess, spoke to News Nation about the tapes after testifying before the grand jury for the rapper's case.

According to Burgess, Diddy's former partner, Kim Porter, gave him 11 flash drives prior to her passing in 2018, and they contained at least eight sex tapes involving Diddy, featuring eight celebrities and "two to three" minors.

Burgess further claimed that the A-listed he saw in the Diddy sex tapes were not perpetrators but were victims of the rapper.

Ahead of his testimony, Burgess was ordered to "turn over all records, including thumb drives, hard drives, electronic storage devices, or devices containing videos and/or other files depicting Diddy," per TMZ.

It remains uncertain whether Burgess actually submitted these items, and the specifics of his testimony before the grand jury have not been fully disclosed.