The former child star of Diddy’s ‘disgusting’ arrest; reveals whether he has been to their infamous parties

Being one of the few, actor Corey Feldman spoke out against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs since his arrest in September. The latter was arrested in Manhattan and charged with sex trafficking and extortion. Having been granted bail twice, the mogul is now being held at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center while awaiting trial. Feldman expressed his opinion about the ever-emerging allegations and his arrest.

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Corey Feldman is ‘grateful’ for Diddy’s arrest

Diddy currently has over 100 lawsuits against him with new allegations being filed every other day. Feldmann said of the allegations against the rapper, “It’s disgusting and I’m very grateful that justice is being served.” The actor, who has been open about his experiences with sexual abuse in his self-funded documentary, (My) Truth: The Rape of 2 Coreys, added: “I really hope this continues and all these scumbags are taken down. because children must be protected. End of story. It’s gross,” according to Newsweek.

When asked if he was ever invited to the disgraced mogul’s parties, he said in a video reported by TMZ: “No, no, no. I’ve never been to any of his parties. I’ve never met the guy . I don’t know any of these people.” He added that he was “a little old to be invited” referring to the allegations against Diddy for sexually assaulting minors with his youngest victim, 9 years old.

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Diddy is determined to prove his ‘innocence’

Although Feldman found the allegations “gross,” Diddy pleaded not guilty to all charges against him. His legal team announced that the rapper would not accept a plea deal and would prove his “innocence.” The court has scheduled May 5, 2025 as Diddy’s trial date. Until then he will be behind bars as he denied the growing list of allegations. The lawsuits filed against the rappers are being filed under the name Jane Does for the female accusers and John Does for the male accusers to protect their identities, Daily Express US reports.