Diddy’s Former Assistant Claims The Rapper Ordered Him To Have Sex To Prove His ‘Loyalty’

Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ former assistant has opened up about the shocking things he was allegedly told to do while working with the rapper.

The ex-assistant, Phillip Pines, teared up while speaking about the moment Diddy ordered him to sleep with a girl in order to prove his loyalty.

Pines is one of several individuals suing Sean “Diddy” Combs while the disgraced rapper remains in jail as he awaits his sex trial in May.

In the explosive new ID [Investigation Discovery] documentary “The Fall of Diddy,” past members of Diddy’s inner circle share startling stories about their time working with the disgraced rapper.

One such person is Diddy’s former personal assistant, Pines, who sued the rapper last year, December, accusing him of sexual harassment, among other claims.

Pines, in the documentary, recounts being ordered by Diddy to prove his loyalty by having sexual intercourse with a girl at one of his hedonistic parties.

According to the Daily Mail, the former assistant said that Diddy, who had been consuming a lot of alcohol, had him take several “shots” to make him feel “comfortable.”

“I remember hearing the words prove your loyalty to me, (your) King,” Pines told ID tearfully. “He grabbed me by the shoulders, gave me a massage like a coach would give a player that’s about to enter the game, handed me a condom, pushed me to a girl that was on the couch, a guest.”

Pines shared that Diddy’s request made him freeze for a second as he wondered if the rapper was testing him.

He said, “I froze before it took place, I didn’t know what was happening. In the moment it felt like what, is this fun for him? Is this a test for entertainment, does he know he’s doing this? Is he that gone?”

“She gave me consent, yeah, nodded her head and I performed for a little bit and then I ran out of there as soon as I didn’t see him in my sight anymore,” Pines added about his former boss’s alleged request.

According to Pines, he didn’t say no to Diddy’s request as he had seen former workers get physically assaulted for not obeying the rapper’s orders.

“I saw how angry he could get from the simplest thing,” Pines said. “I thought to myself if I don’t do this I don’t know what’s going to happen.”

Pines now looks back on the past events with a “great sense of remorse,” noting that he felt a “bomb would explode” if he had gone public about the ordeal.

The new documentary also highlights damning text messages Pines received from the chief of staff at Combs Enterprises, Kristina Khorram.

According to the Daily Mail, Khorram has been likened to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s close associate, Ghislaine Maxwell.

Khoram would allegedly text Pines to arrange a room in one of Diddy’s mansions for the rapper’s “Wild King Nights,” which federal prosecutors call “Freak Offs.”

The former assistant claims that there was a “laundry list” of items needed for the party, including baby oil, ketamine, marijuana, male libido supplements, and a lubricant called Astroglide.

In one of Khorram’s texts to Pines, she asked him to get: “Gatorade, 5 bottles of blue water, 3 bottles of chlorophyll, Okay did the seasonal circos (Ciroc vodka), 5 Deleon (tequila), 2 each of wine.”

A second text highlighted prescription drugs that Pines had to procure, including Zolpidem, a sedative, and Cialis, a medication used as a party drug; however, it is meant for treating erectile dysfunction.

A third text from Khorram read: “2 Whispering Angel Rose, 1 Astroglide, 2 Baby oil.”

In the documentary, Pines, whose job was also to clean up the mess after Diddy’s wild parties, shared how challenging it was for him.

“That was one of the hardest things to do,” he said, per the Daily Mail. “When you get there, you see the wreckage, the stains, the used condoms, the baby oil half used, Astroglide oozing down the sides of the bottle and you have to pick it up. Broken glass, urine, blood, stains on the furniture.”

Pines continued, “I kid you not, you could slip because there was baby oil all over the floor. There would be baby oil surrounding the bathtub and there would be a bathtub full of water. You’d reach down to unplug and you’d feel the baby oil at the top.”

According to Pines, remembering the past events was “a little triggering” because “the smell of baby oil is something [he] doesn’t ever want to smell again.”

Diddy’s lawyers have since denied the allegations made in the documentary, saying it is full of “unsubstantiated” claims and “fabricated” allegations designed to tarnish the rapper’s reputation.

“These documentaries are rushing to cash in on the media circus surrounding Mr. Combs,” Diddy’s attorneys wrote in the letter obtained by the Daily Mail. “The producers failed to provide sufficient time or details for his representatives to address unsubstantiated claims, many from unidentified participants whose allegations lack context.”

The lawyers added, “This production is clearly intended to present a one-sided and prejudicial narrative. As we’ve said before, Mr. Combs cannot respond to every publicity stunt or facially ridiculous claim. He has full confidence in the facts and the judicial process, where the truth will prevail: the accusations against him are pure fiction.”