Sean "Diddy" Combs' arrest for federal sex trafficking allegations has revived memories of his extravagant White Parties in the Hamptons, which drew numerous celebrities to his home.
Though no link connects the Hamptons parties to the indictment, rumors surfaced regarding Diddy's past 'freak off' gatherings in the area, hinting at a deeper, historical context.
The East Hampton house, which Diddy sold in 2020, still resonates with its legacy as a party haven, having hosted over 1,000 guests and remaining a social hotspot.
Diddy's real estate journey in the Hamptons shows a significant increase in value, purchasing the home for $2.45 million in 1998 and later selling it for $4.7 million.
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