Diddy’s ‘Little Nemo” Fetish
P. Diddy didn’t restrict his sexual escapades to women or men, or even to old or underage victims. He had a pronounced fetish for sex with “exotic animals,” including fish. “Hide your wives, hide your kids, hide Nemo,” says Adria English, one of the many sex workers who contracted with Diddy to provide sexual favors at his celebrity “white” parties back in the day.
Here, English shares the names of a few bigger celebrities she saw at his spreads. They included Presidents (like Barack Obama), Princes (Britain’s Prince Harry) and even kings from nations across Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter joined the parties, and so did Hollywood and high-fashion moguls. In this realm, she discusses Anthony Gallo, who designs and sells high-end sound and speaker systems.
She has a raw, agitated delivery, so it takes a while to follow what she’s saying. She could be tweaking and high as a kite, but it doesn’t mean she’s talking trash. Here’s more from NiTris TV.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUBQ7FSvR-ITanea Wallace has come forward to talk about a Diddy freak-off party she attended in 2018. She was flown by a Saudi prince from Los Angeles to the site of the party on Star Island, a man-made island along Miami Beach in Florida.
She says celebrities gathered around “little people” — minors — dressed as “Japanese or Harajuku Barbies.” They had no business at an adult party. Here’s more from K-Man.
You’re not gonna believe what just dropped, we’ve got footage from one of Diddy’s wild, exclusive parties, and this isn’t your average Hollywood bash. Nope. We’re talking “Freak Off” levels of scandal here.
A party guest, Tanea Wallace, revealed a whole world hidden from the public eye, where girls, dressed like little Barbie dolls, were reportedly part of the scene. And y’all, this is a lot more disturbing than anything we’ve heard so far about these secret celebrity parties.
Let’s get into all the jaw-dropping details, from phones being locked up to celebs getting a little too friendly, and, yeah, some pretty unsettling stuff involving young girls. Here’s more from Screen Queens.
