Muir, who was active as a model in New York at the time, reflected on some of the unusual and controversial aspects of these gatherings, including an instance where children attended Diddy’s famous White Party in the Hamptons.

The ex-Playboy model claimed that several children attended Diddy’s famous white party in the Hamptons. “Especially at the Hamptons party for the White Party, I noticed during the day, as the parties started during the day, people, either parents or guardians, would bring their children,” she recalled.

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“I don’t know why parents are allowing these kids to participate in these things. This is madness to me.”

Muir cites ‘disturbing’ presence of minors at Diddy’s parties

Muir found the presence of minors at these parties disturbing and said, “Why would any parent allow them to come? Who are these parents? Where are the parents? Why would parents let this happen?”

“My parents wouldn’t be so trusting and would say, ‘Hey, I’m dropping you off at this adult place and I’ll drop you off and come back.’ My parents would never think of doing that and I think a lot of parents would never think of doing that,” he told Mirror US, adding, “Or even if they were there, So why would you bring your kids to a party where adults are hanging out? It doesn’t make sense to me.”

Combs’ lawyers denied the claims of attending inappropriate gatherings of minors, calling the allegations “completely and patently false” and saying they were just some cheap “publicity stunt”.

“I really believe that taking drugs was part of the social circle you were in.” He further explained that drug use was common at Diddy’s parties, with people “regularly” offering him and his friends drugs.

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While Muir declined to participate, she faced pressure from others who questioned her decision, saying, “Something like, ‘Why don’t you do drugs?’ Why don’t you do coke? Why don’t you smoke weed?'” He remembered being blamed for making what he thought was the “right” decision.