Diddy’s lawyer denies that his music was disgraceful. Costco asserts that Bad Boy “buys in bulk,” despite the fact that Mogul had 1,000 bottles of baby oil

Following the announcement of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ arrest, his attorney has responded to the outcry regarding the confiscation of items from his residence.

A little over a week ago, the disgraced music impresario was apprehended by the police in New York City and charged with sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. Marc Agnifilo, his attorney, is now disclosing information regarding his client’s purported “freak offs” and the 1,000 vials of baby oil that were infamously confiscated from his residence.

In a preview of their forthcoming documentary, The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment, Agnifilo disclosed to TMZ, “I am unaware of the origin of the number 1,000.” “I am unable to fathom that it is in the thousands.”

Agnifilo responded by saying that he was uncertain about the connection between the infant oil and the number, which was confirmed to have originated from the federal document.

When it was suggested that the infant oil be used as lubrication during orgies, he responded, “I suppose.” I am uncertain as to the necessity of 1,000 bottles of infant oil; one goes a long way. I am uncertain as to why you would require 1,000.

Combs’ counsel provided an explanation for the rapper’s extensive collection of bottles: “He purchases in bulk and possesses a large residence.”I am under the impression that Costco is present in each location where he resides.

Agnifilo disclosed in the documentary “Downfall of Diddy” that the founder of Bad Boy is scheduled to testify in court, in addition to his dubious remarks regarding the baby oil. Furthermore, Diddy’s attorney is under the impression that he is genuinely interested in testifying, as evidenced by his statement, “I am uncertain that I could prevent him from taking the stand.”

In reference to the leaked hotel footage of Combs brutally assaulting his ex-girlfriend Cassie, Agnifilo asserts, “I believe that he is extremely enthusiastic about sharing his story, and I am confident that he will share every aspect of it, including the scenes depicted in the video.” “Consequently, I anticipate that we will both provide an explanation.”

“He has his own narrative, which I believe he can only tell in the manner that he can in real time,” his attorney continued. “And it is a human story; it is a story of love, it is a story of hurt, and it is a story of heartbreak.”