Diddy mixed A-list parties with “Freak Off” sex shows: cassettes

Sean “Diddy” Combs' “freak offs” often coincided with some of his biggest star parties at the height of his fame – at least three wild sex parties took place hours after major events, according to a trove of video files seen exclusively by The Post become.

The clips suggest that the orgies, which federal prosecutors say sometimes involved women being threatened or forced into hours of grueling sex acts, were happening just beneath the surface as Diddy rubbed shoulders with the biggest names in Hollywood, music and sports came.

In the early hours of August 29, 2005, the MTV VMAs Diddy afterparty was still in full swing. Actress Eva Longoria chatted with Fergie in a corner while Ice-T, Quincy Jones, NASCAR star Jeff Gordon and Paris Hilton mingled with guests.

Sean “Diddy” Combs hosted the VMAs and his afterparty was the hottest ticket in town that night.

But one by one, the big-name celebrities left the party, and there is no indication that they knew about or were involved in what happened next.

Soon the event was moved from the Inside at Space nightclub to Diddy's mansion in Miami. From there, it appears to have turned into a raucous sex party, according to photos and videos viewed by The Post.

By then, all the stars seemed to have disappeared except for one – Diddy. They were replaced by a group of fit young men and women – all in varying states of undress.

As two white men took turns having sex with a very young black woman who clearly had white powder under her nose, Diddy could be seen in the background wearing a white T-shirt with the words “God is the Greatest” written in black – that same shirt he was photographed wearing at the VMAs afterparty.

In another clip from the night, a couple had loud sex on a table while a group of well-dressed people stood around.

The videos reviewed by The Post are part of the same archive that includes footage that appears to show Diddy having sex with a much younger A-list male star. This video has been shopped around by more than one purported seller for sale to area news outlets.

In the treasure trove of files, some of the videos are undated – or the dates are clearly incorrect. But other files contain data that matches verified details about events, locations and clothing worn by Diddy and others.

However, many of the videos contain dates that can be traced back to high-profile events, including the 2004 and 2005 VMAs in Miami and the 2005 Super Bowl in Jacksonville.

After each of these events, Diddy appears to have thrown a wild orgy.

The alleged behavior is consistent with a similar claim in a lawsuit filed earlier this week, in which a woman claims she was raped by Diddy and a female celebrity when she was just 13 years old on the radio after the 2000 VMAs City Music Hall in New York.

Diddy's lawyers denied the latest allegations in a statement. “The truth will prevail in court: that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone – adult or minor, man or woman.”

Over the weekend of Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville in February 2005, Diddy hosted a star-studded gala with attendees including Ashton Kutcher, Ashlee Simpson and Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis.

Hours later, the group apparently moved into a $2 million mansion in nearby Sawgrass, which Diddy was reportedly renting for $20,000 a week. In one video, two men have sex with each other as laughter echoes through the room. It later turns out that Diddy himself was in on the action that night, keeping the camera out of his view while he apparently had sex with a woman.

Again, there is no indication that his Super Bowl party guests knew or were aware of the orgy that followed.

Federal agents raided two of Diddy's homes in March and seized hundreds of sex videos and a mountain of sex paraphernalia, including 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant. In a statement, the U.S. Attorney's Office alleged that the sex parties were not always consensual.

His alleged sexual abuse of women included forcing them to engage in frequent, day-long sexual activities with male prostitutes, some of whom were “transported across state lines,” the charges against him say.

“These events, which Combs referred to as 'freak offs,' involved elaborate sexual performances that he arranged, staged and often recorded electronically,” the documents say.

“To ensure participation in Freak Offs, Combs used violence and intimidation and leveraged his power over victims—power he gained by obtaining and distributing drugs to them, exploiting his financial support for them, and threatening to cut it off , and controlled their careers,” authorities alleged.

It's unclear whether the videos The Post viewed are part of the federal police case, but officials say they have seized hundreds of videos from Combs' hard drives and devices, including some from “Freak Off” sex parties.

“These are consistent with the videos we have,” a federal law enforcement source involved in the investigation said after describing the scenes in the videos viewed by The Post.

“Pretty much everything you can imagine happened at his parties. Now our job is to determine whether this was done with the consent of all parties involved, whether anyone was a victim of human trafficking and what laws were violated.”

In the videos viewed by The Post, the identities of most of the participants are unknown, but federal authorities believe at least some of the victims in the videos obtained by federal police were forced to perform.

“Combs threatened his victims,” officers said after his arrest, “including threatening to release the embarrassing and sensitive recordings he took of Freak Offs if the women did not comply with his demands.”

Diddy was charged with conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation for prostitution. In addition to the charges, he faces a variety of civil lawsuits from his alleged victims.

He has pleaded not guilty and has consistently denied any wrongdoing in both the criminal cases and the civil suits.

“It’s sick,” the law enforcement source told The Post. “Look, if all he did was host sex parties with a bunch of horny adults, we wouldn't be having this conversation. This is completely legal. But we don't talk about that. This man is a predator.”

Diddy's lawyers did not respond to The Post's calls for comment.