Sarah Paulson mocks Sean Diddy Combs lawsuit after release date delay
Sarah Paulson takes a dig at Diddy parties in Kim Kardashian show
Sarah Paulson appeared to put Sean Diddy Combs on blast in the latest episode of her show, All’s Fair.
The 50-year-old actress joked about the disgraced music mogul’s “Freak-Off” parties and the over-the-top use of baby oil in the infamous gatherings.
The American Horror Story alum’s character, attorney Carrington Lane, commented that her client Matthew Noska’s character, Chase Munroe, looked like he had an “oil slick” in his hair.
When Monroe explained that he washes his hair, Paulson’s character quipped, “In what? Leftover baby oil from a Diddy ‘Freak-Off?’”
The joke referred to the 1000 bottles of baby oil which were discovered during the explosive raid at the Last Night rapper’s Miami raid.
Paulson’s mocking joke comes after Diddy’s release was ruled to be pushed back almost a month.
Although it is not revealed why the Bad Boy Records founder’s release date was delayed, it followed on the heels of reports about Diddy getting caught with homemade alcohol.
Reports alleged that he was seen drinking a concoction of fermented mixture of Fanta soda, sugar and apples by a prison official.
However, soon after the news broke, Diddy’s representative told the outlet, “There have been several false and reckless reports circulating about Mr. Combs. He has not violated any prison rules. His sobriety and self-discipline are priorities, and he is taking them seriously.”
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