Precious Muir Recalls Getting Drugged at P Diddy’s ‘Freak-Off’ Party: ‘I Was Completely Paralyzed…’

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In a shocking revelation on the BBC documentary titled “P Diddy: The Rise and Fall,” Precious Muir claimed some startling allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs. During the program, the 40-year-old British media personality disclosed that she was drugged at one of his wild parties, causing one side of her face to become immobile and leaving her unable to stand on her own feet.

Muir disclosed that she relocated to New York City in 2005, where she was advised to go to social events within the industry to mingle and establish connections with prominent figures in Hollywood and celebrities. After participating in a party hosted by a vodka brand, she received an invitation to one of Diddy’s extravagant parties, brimming with models, champagne, and famous names.

At one gathering, she had a beverage from the bar, and what transpired afterwards left her with lifelong emotional wounds. She recounted, “Someone handed me a drink at this social event, but there seemed to be something in it. The next thing I knew, I was unable to stand upright. One side of my face went completely numb.

At the party, a security guard noticed someone collapsing and took action to help her. She expressed gratitude for his intervention, stating that without the guard’s timely assistance, she wasn’t sure what might have transpired that evening.

When inquired as to why she hadn’t reported the incident or discussed it before, Muir explained that she was cautioned against involving the police. Furthermore, she disclosed that drug usage and sexual excesses were prevalent at these gatherings.

In a casual setting, one could rephrase this as follows: “There were instances where women were seen sitting on men’s laps. They appeared to be using various substances from the women’s chests, and the men were inhaling from them. There was also evidence of pills being swallowed and marijuana smoking.” This version maintains the original meaning while avoiding explicit language.

Moreover, Muir mentioned spotting young kids mingling among the guests, in close proximity to women who appeared not dressed. It was also disclosed that the women were required to sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) as a condition for further participation at the event.

While the BBC documentary has made certain claims about Diddy, his legal team has firmly disputed all of them. In a statement, Diddy’s lawyers described the documentary as containing unverified accusations, dubious rumors, and baseless assumptions. By airing these inaccuracies, the BBC is essentially amplifying the voices of numerous questionable sources who have clear self-serving motives.

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2025-04-30 21:37