Kendra Wilkinson Apologizes for Sharing Diddy Party Memories: “I Pray For The Victims And Justice”

Kendra Wilkinson is now reading the room. The former “Girl Next Door” star has publicly issued an apology after discussing her attendance at Diddy’s infamous parties amid ongoing sexual assault lawsuits against the music mogul.

In a recent appearance on the Kyle and Jackie O radio show, Wilkinson reflected on her time at Diddy’s gatherings, noting that she attended only “one or two” and described her experiences as not as troubling as those reported by others. “I had a great time in my youth. I didn’t really see anything. Like, I never saw anything really bad happening around me,” Wilkinson recalled. “Sex is sex, in my opinion. I’m not saying that something bad didn’t happen. I’m saying that nothing bad ever happened to me.”

It is important to note that footage from these parties, often referred to as “Freak-Offs,” has been utilized as evidence in a federal investigation against Diddy. Numerous women have come forward, alleging that they were sexually assaulted at these events. Acknowledging the gravity of the situation, Wilkinson has now expressed her regret. In a post on Threads, she wrote:

“Sorry guys. I was just answering questions about Playboy Mansion parties, and it all combined with Diddy party talk,” Wilkinson, 39, shared on Saturday, September 29, alongside a selfie taken in her car. “I’ve only been to a few parties with him there back in the day.”

She further elaborated, “I didn’t have time to think about the right answer regarding these horrible charges [and] allegations. I pray for the victims and justice.”

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Earlier this month, Diddy was taken into police custody following his indictment on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. The 54-year-old has pleaded not guilty to these charges.

Currently, he remains in a Brooklyn federal jail as he awaits trial, having been denied bond twice. His attorney is resolutely determined to contest the allegations against him.

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