Marc Agnifilo, the attorney representing disgraced American rapper and music executive Sean Combs, popularly known as Diddy, has provided an explanation for the discovery of 1,000 bottles of baby oil in his client’s Beverly Hills mansion during a raid by federal officers in March.

Authorities initially suggested that the large quantity of baby oil was intended for use in what they described as “freak offs”—wild parties involving multiple participants.

However, in a new documentary titled *The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment*, produced by TMZ Studios, Agnifilo refuted these claims.

He explained that Diddy’s purchase of such an enormous supply of baby oil was purely for personal and family use, emphasizing that the rapper has a habit of buying household items in bulk.

“He has a big house and likes to shop in bulk.

I believe there’s a Costco near each of his properties, and he makes use of them,” Agnifilo stated, attempting to dismiss the notion that the baby oil was intended for illicit activities.

The lawyer also addressed allegations regarding Diddy’s supposed “freak offs,” which federal officers had claimed were large-scale orgies.

Agnifilo clarified that these events were typically just threesomes involving Diddy, his ex-girlfriend Cassie, and another male, and not the massive, debaucherous gatherings portrayed by the authorities.

These revelations come amid serious legal troubles for the Bad Boy Records founder, who was recently arrested by Homeland Security on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and interstate transportation for prostitution.

Despite the gravity of the accusations, Diddy has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

On Tuesday, September 17, Diddy appeared in court to formally deny the allegations.

His legal team submitted a request for bail, but it was denied twice, leading to concerns for his well-being.

Reports have emerged that he has been placed on suicide watch as the high-profile trial unfolds, adding to the media frenzy surrounding the case.