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Which means behind Diddy’s alter-ego ‘Frank Black’ as stunning new photographs revealed in courtroom

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22 May 2025 04:47
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Warning: This text incorporates allegations of sexual harassment and home violence which some readers could discover distressing

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ former assistant has testified in courtroom why the music mogul used the alias ‘Frank Black’.

George Kaplan, who labored for Combs between 2013 and 2015, took to the stand on Wednesday (Might 21) to explain his ’80 to 100-hour’ work weeks.

Kaplan testified that he was promoted from an government assistant to Combs’ private government assistant in 2014, because the job would contain common contact with the producer.

He informed the courtroom that he would talk with the Dangerous Boy Information founder every day, within the type of cellphone calls, textual content messages and emails.

The assistant claimed he was tasked with prepping lodge rooms for Combs’ ‘freak offs’, stocking them with lubricant, child oil and candles.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has pleaded not responsible to 5 expenses (Amy Sussman/Getty Pictures for MRC)

Kaplan testified that he would typically clear up after the freak offs, after the prosecution’s key witness Cassie Ventura informed the courtroom would last as long as 4 days.

Cassie, Diddy’s on and off ex-girlfriend, testified that Kaplan stop Combs Enterprise after he witnessed him abuse her.

Kaplan claimed he needed to clear up after Diddy’s freak offs and attempt to make them as discreet as potential to ‘defend [Combs’] public picture’ – and that meant utilizing the ‘Frank Black’ alias.

Particular Agent Gerard Gannon testified that federal brokers discovered high-powered firearms through the raids (DOJ)

“I used to be eager on doing that,” Kaplan testified. “I discovered motels would promote photographs to newspapers to disgrace visitors.”

‘Frank Black’ was a nod to the late rapper Infamous B.I.G., aka Biggie Smalls, whose nickname was ‘Frank White’.

Biggie reportedly used the nickname as a reference to Christopher Walken’s drug lord character of the identical title in 1990’s King of New York.

Diddy found Biggie within the early Nineteen Nineties when he was working at Uptown Information, later signing him to Dangerous Boy Information in 1993.

Diddy’s alias was allegedly a nod to Biggie (Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Pictures)

Biggie’s debut file Able to Die is taken into account to be one of many best hip-hop albums of all time.

On the age of 24, sadly, he was murdered in a drive-by capturing in 1997.

Years after the tragic dying, Diddy went on to signal Cassie to the label. She testified that Combs managed each side of her life, abused her, and handled her like a ‘intercourse employee’.

Prosecutors mentioned within the 14-page indictment that Combs used his ‘affect’ within the music world to ‘create a prison enterprise whose members and associates engaged in, and tried to interact in, amongst different crimes, intercourse trafficking, pressured labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice’.

Child oil was discovered through the raid (DOJ)

Combs has pleaded not responsible to all 5 expenses, which incorporates intercourse trafficking, transportation to interact in prostitution and racketeering.

Throughout a raid at Combs’ property on Star Island, Particular Agent Gerard Gannon testified that federal brokers uncovered high-powered firearms, medication and child oil.

Gannon additionally testified that they got here throughout a Gucci bag within the closet which contained a lot of totally different capsules, white powder and a ‘crystal rock-like substance’.

In case you are experiencing home violence, please know that you’re not alone. You possibly can discuss in confidence to the nationwide home violence helpline Refuge on 0808 2000 247, out there 24/7, or by way of live chat, out there 10am-10pm, Monday to Friday.

Alternatively, if in case you have been affected by any of the problems on this article and want to converse to somebody in confidence, contact The Survivors Trust totally free on 08088 010 818, out there 10am-12.30pm, 1.30pm-3pm and 6pm-8pm Monday to Thursday, 10am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-3pm on Fridays, 10am-12.30pm on Saturdays and 6pm-8pm on Sundays.

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