Kendra Wilkinson Recants Comments About Having Fun At Diddy Parties

In a new social media post, the Playboy model told her followers that her remarks weren’t really about the hedonistic soirees but more about the Playboy mansion parties she attended back in the day.

Diddy has been making headlines since he was arrested and charged with multiple crimes, including sex trafficking.

After previously making comments that appeared to praise Diddy’s infamous parties, Wilkinson now seems to have changed her stance.

The Playboy model had earlier claimed that she had much fun at Diddy’s soirees during her conversation on “The Kylie & Jackie O Show” podcast last week.

The 39-year-old clarified that she was only referring to parties at the Playboy Mansion and that Diddy’s bashes unintentionally slipped into the conversation.

“Sorry guys, I was just answering questions about playboy mansion parties, and it all combined with diddy party talk,” she wrote on Threads.

Wilkinson added, “I didn’t have time to think about the right answer regarding these horrible charges allegations. I pray for the victims and justice.”

In her previous conversation, Wilkinson claimed she “never” witnessed “anything really bad happening around” her when she attended Diddy’s bashes.

However, she hinted at the possibility that Diddy’s parties were ground zero for bad things. She also mentioned that, unlike many of Diddy’s alleged female victims, she never found herself in a bad situation.

“I’m not saying that something bad didn’t happen,” she noted, per Page Six. “I’m saying that nothing bad ever happened to me.”

Away from talks about Diddy’s parties, the “Girls Next Door” alum also admitted that the ones she attended at the Playboy Mansion had a lot of “girls topless” in the pool.

According to her, such a display of nudity wasn’t surprising and was more commonplace at Hollywood parties.

Earlier in the month, Diddy was arrested on sex crime charges and was said to have organized “Freak Offs,” described as sexual orgies between female victims and male prostitutes.

He is currently being held in a detention facility in New York after being denied bail twice by different judges.

As he awaits his trial, the rapper isn’t distracted by the noise around his arrest and is working hard to ensure he can prove his innocence.

“His state of mind is actually remarkably positive,” Diddty’s attorney Marc Agnifilo said on TMZ’s “The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment.” “I spend several hours with him every day. His resolve is strong, he’s engaged, he’s focused on his defense.”

Agnifilo continued, “He is so focused on trying to right his wrong that it’s actually giving him a form of strength and a form of confidence that I think is going to get him through a difficult time.”

Agnifilo had mentioned in a prior interview that Diddy plans to testify at his trial. While it wouldn’t be the first time an accused person has done so, experts have cautioned that Diddy’s testifying could be risky and jeopardize his case.

“There is a reason that attorneys typically advise their clients not to take the stand in their own trial; testifying in one’s own trial opens up the defendant to cross-examination from the prosecution,” legal expert Meesha Moulton told Page Six.

She added, “If Diddy becomes flustered or frustrated, taking the stand will do more harm for him than good. This level of scrutiny is very emotionally taxing, and if he struggles to maintain composure under pressure, it can negatively influence the jury’s perception of him.”

Diddy has continued to face more legal issues amid his time behind bars. Since his arrest, more alleged victims have sued the rapper for rape and other allegations.

In a lawsuit filed on Friday, a new alleged victim of Diddy accused him of drugging and abusing her for years. The woman described as Jane Doe also claims Diddy impregnated her and pressured her to abort the baby during this time.

Another victim, identified as Thalia Graves, accused Diddy and an associate of his, Joseph Sherman, of raping her, recording the incident, and allegedly selling it as “pornography.”

While speaking about the ordeal during a press conference, Graves shared that the pain from the assault left scars “may never fully heal,” adding that the “hardest parts” are the “shame and the guilt,” which have affected her “ability to function properly.”