A representative for Costco quickly denied allegations that music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs purchased large quantities of baby oil from the wholesale giant following a series of controversies related to the recent indictment of grandfather.
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Diddy was indicted on sex trafficking and fraud charges
Diddy was indicted in New York City on September 16 on charges of sex trafficking, fraud and transportation to engage in prostitution. According to court documents, Diddy allegedly staged what were described as “bizarre” – elaborate sex performances – at his residence, storing approximately 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricants at his Miami, Florida and Los Angeles, California facilities.
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The items, labeled as “Exotic Supplies”, were allegedly confiscated during a home search by law enforcement in March 2024. The revelation sparked controversy. curious about such a bulk purchase, with rumors suggesting that Costco was the source of the alleged bulk baby oil. .
Diddy’s lawyer responds to baby oil allegations
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Diddy’s attorney, Marc Agnifilo, responded to the unusual attention about baby oil supplies, speaking to TMZ following his client’s indictment. He said he’s “not really sure what baby oil has to do with anything.”
“I don’t know what you need $1,000 for – a bottle of baby oil can go a long way. I don’t even know what you even need $1,000 for,” he added. “He has a big house, he buys in bulk. I think they have Costcos everywhere he has a house. Have you ever sat in a Costco parking lot and seen people walking out of there with what yet?”
Costco denies connection to Diddy’s bulk purchases
However, Costco has denied any connection to the baby oil buyback. A company spokesperson told TMZ that the wholesaler does not sell or ship baby oil at any locations in the United States.
A search for “baby oil” on Costco’s website brings up results like diapers, wipes, cleaning gel, formula, car seats, food and furniture – but no baby oil. Costco’s denial effectively undermined the story that its stores were involved in supplying Diddy’s alleged stockpile.
Originally published on Franchise Herald.
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