Sex with guests, spiked drinks...: Adult entertainer Adria Sheri English shares sordid details of Diddy's 'White Parties'

Sean 'Diddy' Combs, the renowned hip-hop mogul, faces mounting allegations of sex trafficking and coercion following a lawsuit filed by adult entertainer Adria Sheri English. English's lawsuit, lodged on July 2, 2024, accuses Combs of forcing her to perform unwanted sexual acts with guests at his parties between 2004 and 2005. This lawsuit comes amidst a series of criminal charges filed against Combs, who has pleaded not guilty to federal racketeering and sex trafficking accusations.
Adria Sheri English began her career as a go-go dancer at Diddy's notorious "White Parties," exclusive events that attracted celebrities, influencers, and high-profile guests. The parties were known for their extravagant nature, with Diddy famously playing the role of the ultimate host. These events were often attended by prominent figures in the entertainment industry, including musicians, actors, and even high-profile athletes. However, English alleges that beneath the glamorous facade of these gatherings lay a much darker reality.
According to English’s claims, her work as a dancer took a disturbing turn around her third party engagement. English alleges that she was directed by Diddy himself to have sex with one of the guests, a request that marked the beginning of her coerced participation in more explicit activities. English claims she was pressured to comply due to Diddy’s immense power and influence, fearing repercussions to her career or even her safety if she refused his demands. Her Miami-based attorney, Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, stated that English was repeatedly instructed to engage in sexual acts with different guests as the parties progressed, usually in the early morning hours when many attendees had left, leaving behind only those willing to participate in or witness these explicit activities.
English’s lawsuit depicts an environment where drugs and alcohol were frequently used to lower inhibitions and exert control over female workers. According to the complaint, specific bottles of alcohol were deliberately spiked with illicit substances and then offered to the women, encouraging them to drink. English, who was experienced in consuming alcohol due to her previous work in strip clubs, noticed that the effects of these drinks were far more intense than anything she had previously encountered. She claims she often could not remember how she returned home or if she had even been paid for her participation. On one occasion, she only realized she had received payment because she found money in her garter belt.
Diddy, a man of many aliases—Sean Combs, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, and more recently "Love"—built his reputation on throwing legendary parties. Starting his career as a rapper, producer, and entrepreneur in the 1990s, Diddy founded Bad Boy Records and quickly rose to fame. His work in the music industry brought him immense success, making him one of the wealthiest and most influential figures in hip-hop. By the early 2000s, Diddy had expanded his empire into fashion, liquor brands, and reality television, further solidifying his status as an entertainment mogul. Yet, despite his professional success, whispers of his involvement in a seedy underworld of drugs and exploitation persisted for years.
English's allegations shed light on this hidden side of Diddy's lifestyle. She claims that as the night progressed, the atmosphere of these parties shifted, becoming more explicit and centered around sexual activities. According to her attorney, party guests who remained after 2 a.m. were often willing participants in debaucherous activities, with Diddy allegedly directing English and other women to engage in sex acts, often with multiple partners. This pressure, English claims, left her feeling trapped and powerless, given Diddy’s immense influence within the entertainment industry.
Mitchell-Kidd also mentioned that the parties were well-organized, with security guards stationed near the bedrooms, ensuring that certain activities remained concealed from the outside world. The lawsuit describes instances where English felt physically forced to comply with Diddy's demands. She claims there was always an unspoken threat that refusing him would result in professional blacklisting or potential harm. These allegations are further corroborated by other witnesses, including a hip-hop insider who stated that those around Diddy were often subjected to his demands out of fear of being blackballed from the industry.
Diddy's penchant for excess and extravagance was evident in his widely publicized "Freak Off" parties, events that allegedly took a more sinister turn behind closed doors. Sources describe these parties as hedonistic gatherings, where drugs and sex were prevalent. In her lawsuit, English alleges that Diddy’s parties were not just about entertainment but were essentially platforms for facilitating non-consensual sexual acts and drug consumption. English and others who attended these gatherings assert that Diddy had created an environment where women were expected to fulfill the desires of male guests, often against their will.
English’s breaking point came during a party in Miami in 2008, where she alleges that the pressure to engage in sexual activities became unbearable. She claims that after being ordered to sleep with multiple guests, she confronted Diddy, telling him she was no longer willing to participate. According to English, Diddy responded with anger and instructed his security to remove her from the party. English’s attorney, Mitchell-Kidd, stated that this incident marked the beginning of Diddy’s campaign to “blackball” English from the music industry, ultimately forcing her to flee to California to escape his influence.
In another instance, English’s complaint describes how she was promised assistance with her music career, only for Diddy to retract his support once she stopped complying with his demands. Her attorney emphasized that Diddy’s influence was far-reaching, with the power to make or break careers, which he allegedly used to manipulate women into submitting to his desires.
Diddy’s arrest on September 16, 2024, came after Homeland Security agents charged him with federal counts of racketeering and sex trafficking, stemming from multiple allegations that have emerged over the years. Prosecutors have since accused him of running an extensive sex-trafficking operation involving multiple women, using his parties as a front for these illegal activities. Diddy’s homes in Los Angeles and Miami were raided earlier in the year as part of an ongoing investigation, which reportedly uncovered substantial evidence linking him to sex trafficking.
In response to the allegations, Diddy's attorney, Jonathan Davis, released a statement vehemently denying the claims, stating, “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone.” Despite Diddy's legal team's confidence, the weight of the allegations continues to mount, with more women coming forward with similar stories of coercion and abuse.
Currently held in federal jail in Brooklyn, Diddy awaits trial, facing what could be the most serious legal battle of his life. As the investigation unfolds, more details about his alleged activities are expected to emerge, potentially exposing a darker side to one of the most influential figures in the music industry. For now, the legal battle is far from over, and the truth behind the allegations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs will ultimately be determined in court.