Diddy 'lured' me to a Tokyo freak-off claims ex-Playboy model

A former Playboy model who was allegedly tricked into a 'freak off' with Sean 'Diddy' Combs claims the disgraced music mogul was a 'monster' who forced her to watch Jennifer Lopez videos and directed his employees to do his 'dirty work'.

Rachel Kennedy appeared on DailyMail.com's hit podcast, The Trial of Diddy, where she recounted meeting Combs at a topless club in Tokyo, Japan called Seventh Heaven where she worked as a dancer.

Kennedy said the club was known to draw some A-List celebrities, including Combs and his entourage, who 'came to party' one night in 2000. Combs came back the next night and allegedly invited her and her friends to his hotel.

Kennedy said when she arrived with two of her friends at the hotel, Combs answered the door wearing a bathrobe and a champagne bottle in his hand. 

'I realized before we even walked through the front door that it was just him,' the ex-Playboy model said. 'I was like, "This is not a party." This is not the kind of party that we were all expecting.'

'It was just him by himself. I never expected that it would just be him by himself in the room. But we went in, we didn't think anything weird. He was friendly enough to where we decided, "Okay, we'll just hang out with him."'

Kennedy said she was unaware the Bad Boy mogul had invited her to a 'freak off' — a term federal prosecutors said Combs used to describe wild drug and alcohol-fueled sex parties. 

Combs, 54, remains at a Brooklyn jail on charges of racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation for purposes of prostitution.

Prosecutors claim the hip-hop mogul created a 'criminal enterprise' where he allegedly 'abused, threatened and coerced women and others around him to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation and conceal his conduct.' 

But at the time when she met Combs in 2000, Kennedy said nothing would prepare her for the type of party the rapper demanded. 

She said Combs as she walked into the room, the television was already on and was playing Jennifer Lopez's video. The actress had been dating Combs at the time, and Kennedy said the rapper allegedly was also speaking to J.Lo on his cell phone while they watched the music video on a continuous loop.

'It was kind of an odd thing to find out that we were watching [J.Lo's] videos,' Kennedy said. 'It seemed a little bit creepy to me, very disrespectful since we were already in his room, and there was no party going on. 

'We were doing cocaine that evening, and he said that he didn't like drugs and that he didn't want anything like that around him. So we would sneak in the bathroom and do it, because he said he only smoked pot and he didn't want the drugs around him.'

After about an hour, Combs allegedly told Kennedy and one of the other women to go into another room with him.

'He took us to the bedroom and proceeded to get naked,' Kennedy said. 'He instructed us to go down on him. And we just, we both did. We had quite a bit of champagne at that point. And we just did what he said. 

'It wasn't forceful. There's nothing forceful about it. It was just, he's like, this is what I want. And both the, me and the other girl proceeded to pleasure him that way.'

The sexual encounter lasted about 20 minutes. 

'It wasn't impressive,' Kennedy said of Combs' penis, which has been described by another alleged victim in a lawsuit as 'adolescent both in length and width'.

'The length is fine. I mean, it's a nice, average length, but the width is, you know, pencil-like. It's very thin. Unfortunately, I still remember that,' Kennedy added.

Right after Combs 'finished', Kennedy said his bodyguard forcefully barged into the room. 

She claims the bodyguard recognized her from the night before and was visibly angered when he saw Combs with her. 

'[The bodyguard] said, "That's my girl! That's the girl from last night! What's going on?"'

That's when the man became more enraged, she claims.

'He proceeded to start to try and like throw us out of out of the room like grabbing at us trying to kick — I would say stomp is more of appropriate word than kick,' the model said. 'He was trying to like stomp us out of the room, grabbing at us, trying to, know, just to get us out any way he could.'

Combs allegedly did nothing to stop his out of control employee. 

'[The bodyguard] was just so violent and so angry. We just couldn't believe what was happening. We were in shock. First of all, how does he have that much access to Puff Daddy's room? That's the first thing I thought. How does he just come in like that?'

Kennedy said she and her friends ran down the hotel hallway in fear for their lives. She claims Combs had rented out the entire floor, so they were unsure who they could turn to for help.

Instead, they made it to the elevator and got away. Once in the lobby, Kennedy claims she used a house phone and called Combs' room multiple times.

'He picked up, and I said, "What is going on here? Why was he trying to hurt us? Why was he so angry and violent,"' Kennedy said. 'It was above and beyond a reaction that didn't have to happen.  

'He just kept hanging up the phone. Years later, knowing now what I know now, I think we were more than lucky.'

Kennedy said seeing the now viral hotel surveillance footage of Combs kicking and attacking his former girlfriend, singer Cassie Ventura, at a Los Angeles hotel in 2016 triggered her memory of being violently chased out of Combs' room.

While she doesn't compare herself to the alleged victims who have filed lawsuits claiming they were sexually assaulted, rape and threatened by Combs, Kennedy said it was  ultimately the Bad Boy founder who controlled the situation. 

'In no way do I compare myself to these other people that have been brutalized by him but it makes sense now that I see everything that's going on,' Kennedy said. 

'He is the puppet master of this, and that's why these people think it's okay, because he's teaching them that this kind of behavior is acceptable. And that's regular people. They aren't celebrities or executives or whatever. We don't matter. Our lives don't matter. We're just nothing to them. We're disposable.'

DailyMail.com has reached out to Combs for comment. 

His attorneys have previously denied all allegations in his criminal matter and various civil suits. Defense attorney Marc Agnifilo said Combs is 'eager' to testify in his criminal trial, which has been set for May 2025.