From Nick Cannon to Will Smith: Gene Deal explains who he thinks is the A-list celebrity caught on tape with Diddy
Diddy’s former head of security Gene Deal recently sat down with The Art of Dialogue and shared who, in his opinion, might be on the alleged s*x tapes of Sean Combs. The now-viral video was uploaded on YouTube on October 15, where he was asked by the interviewer about the Bad Boy Records founder and “another male” being caught on camera who is allegedly an “A-list celebrity.”
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In response, Gene said that first they needed to know whether the other man was white or black.
“If I am looking at any Black guys that are A-listers that’s bigger than Diddy is, only one that I could come up with, or there’s a few I could come up with. Will Smith, he’s bigger than Diddy. I would think Nick Cannon is bigger than Diddy,” Deal shared.
The ex-bodyguard also mentioned names from Diddy’s “rat pack,” or people he hung out with, such as Kushner and Leonardo, seemingly referring to Ashton Kutcher and Leonardo DiCaprio. At this point, Gene Deal also joked that earlier he got their names wrong.
Exploring Gene Deal’s latest remarks on celebrities who allegedly might be on Diddy’s tapes
Earlier this week, Gene Deal appeared on The Art of Dialogue and alleged that the likes of Will Smith and Nick Cannon might be on the now-infamous alleged Diddy s*x tapes. However, he suspected that there were not one or two tapes, but multiple.
“I heard that’s not only the tapes that are being shopped. There are some other tapes out there, other people too with him, and him doing some things with some other people. So, it’s quite a few tapes that might be out there,” Gene claimed.
Deal further went on to claim how he wasn’t interested in seeing the tapes but wanted to know if they were “true.” He explained that if the said tapes do exist and have underaged people in them, be they celebrities or not, it’s going to be “real crazy.”
The former bodyguard added that whoever had access to these alleged tapes needed to come to the “forefront” and share them with federal prosecutors to help make their case against Combs. He also suggested that another way was for the feds to “legally” obtain them from the alleged owners.
“We just better hope for his sake that that’s just a bunch of bull cr*p; but then there are lawyers out there saying, yeah, the tape does exist. Lawyers got on television and said the tapes exist,” Deal shared.
He further continued:
“I don’t really know or trust that because they was trying to say that had a tape with one of the bodyguards and this lady that came out. So, we don’t know what to think until we actually see that.”
Gene Deal then went on to compare the alleged Diddy tapes to the “bootleg version of R. Kelly tapes,” doubling down on his suspicion whether the former exists. When asked whether he believes that “the guy on the tape is white?” Deal shared,
“If he’s bigger than Diddy and if he’s not one of the names I said, probably so. But then they say he was young too? Let me get his name right. I hope it ain’t the Bieber, I hope it’s not the Bieber.”
He continued by explaining that somebody “more powerful” or “more of a celebrity than Diddy” who was an “A-lister, younger, and not Black,” was “Justin Bieber, allegedly.” Gene Deal also mentioned how a lot of the things being claimed about Diddy didn’t “surprise” him because he reportedly saw all versions of the Love Album creator.
However, Gene clarified that the alleged “diddler” side of his former boss was “surprising” and “crazy,” yet “not unheard of,” as working for him seemingly meant a lot of things had to be sidelined, overlooked, registered, or simply internalized. He wrapped up the conversation by saying how this ongoing scandal was “messing up who we are and our culture” and wasn’t “alright” that hip-hop was going through a dark phase.
Notably, the speculation that the alleged s*x tapes exist has been doing the rounds online since his September 16 arrest and federal indictment. However, earlier this month, lawyer Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, who represented one of Combs’ alleged victims and former model Adria English, told NewsNation’s guest host Laura Ingle that she knew that at least three such tapes existed.
“The individuals who contacted me purported to have three different tapes with three different celebrities, including Diddy, and then a fourth celebrity without Diddy but in a compromising situation with someone,” the attorney shared during the Banfield talk show on October 4.
She further claimed that the alleged three celebrities were A-listers, and the alleged fourth tape was filmed at one of Combs’ homes. However, Mitchell-Kidd admitted she “has not seen” any of them and couldn’t “attest” to whether or not they exist.
Sean Combs, who was arrested on the charges of racketeering conspiracy, s*x trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, and transportation to engage in pr**titution, has been accused by federal prosecutors and investigators of holding “freak-off” parties. They have been described as s*x and drug parties often involving underaged or young women and male pr**titutes.
