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Inside Alleged 'Wild King Nights' at Center of New Diddy Lawsuit: Baby Oil, Drugs and 'Honey Packs for Male Libido'

Phillip Pines claimed he was "expected to be on call" for the alleged “Wild King Nights,” which he says sometimes lasted days.

Phillip Pines alleges in a complaint filed on Monday, Dec. 23, that part of his job working for the Bad Boy Records founder included ensuring that Combs’ bedroom or hotel rooms were supplied with “red lights, ice buckets, alcohol, marijuana joints, honey packs for male libido, baby oil, Astro glide, towels, illegal drugs, and power banger sex machines.” Pines claims he was "expected to be on call" for the “Wild King Nights,” which could last for days and was, on several occasions, tasked with bringing extra sex toys, marijuana, Astro glide and baby oil as well as Plan B or illegal drugs to the parties. After the parties, he alleges he was instructed to remove drug evidence, condoms, sex toys and bodily stains and urine from the sheets and furniture as well as delete any incriminating videos from Combs’ personal devices including laptops and phones; make sure no one spoke afterwards about the events; and provide large tips to the cleaning crews at the hotels "to avoid housecleaning from reporting anything that would be later billed," according to the complaint.

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