"Girls had to be young and..." what were the rules for girls attending Diddy's parties

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"Girls had to be young and..." what were the rules for girls attending

Sean "Diddy" Combs allegedly used a scale to ensure that female guests at his popular "Freak Off" parties weighed no more than 140 pounds.

"If we had to, we'd do a weigh-in," said a former party planner who worked with the 54-year-old rapper in 2004 and 2005.

“The girls had to be young and attractive, so I always had a scale nearby to make sure. The number was 140 pounds, but if a girl was too tall, there was some discretion."

According to the organizer, who asked to remain anonymous, the women had to be "fat-free, cellulite-free" and not "too chiseled or tattooed."

They also didn't have to have short hair and had to be "young and attractive," the planner claimed.

As for the dress code, she said:

"No pants. No jeans. No flat shoes. Every girl had to have a party dress, preferably very short, enough to cover the rear, but no longer than halfway up the thigh. They had to show cleavage. And every single one of them had to wear high-heeled stilettos. This was a must: high stilettos.”

The organizer said that she never asked about the age of the girls.

"It was 'don't ask, don't tell'. I was very young at the time and I honestly thought we weren't asking about their age because of alcohol laws,” she said.

Combs' parties are at the center of his latest allegations. Through several lawsuits, people have alleged that they were drugged, raped or sexually assaulted at his Freak Offs.

Diddy's lawyer has denied this, saying in a statement to Page Six:

"At trial, the truth will come out: Mr. Combs has never raped anyone, adult or minor, male or female.


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