Diddy’s Ex-Assistant Spills on 'Seal Team 6' Operations and Drug-Fueled Work in Explosive Trial Testimony

In a gripping courtroom revelation, Brendan Paul, former assistant to Sean 'Diddy' Combs, laid bare the high-octane, morally murky world of the music mogul’s inner circle. Testifying under immunity in Combs’ federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial, Paul described a relentless work environment where employees operated with the precision of Seal Team 6 to keep the Bad Boy Records founder satisfied. From late 2022 until the March 2024 raids on Combs’ Los Angeles and Miami homes, Paul’s life revolved around fulfilling Diddy’s every whim.

Paul, a former Syracuse basketball player, admitted to using Adderall and cocaine to endure grueling schedules, once staying awake for three days straight. His duties ranged from packing 'a lot of joints' to procuring drugs like ecstasy, cocaine, and ketamine, including a $4,000 marijuana purchase from another ex-assistant. He also revealed that Kristina 'KK' Khorram, Combs’ former chief of staff, was the linchpin of the operation, orchestrating the mogul’s empire with ruthless efficiency.

The trial, now in its sixth week, has been a rollercoaster of dark secrets and legal drama. Paul, one of five witnesses granted immunity, was named in a lawsuit by producer Rodney 'Lil Rod' Jones, who alleged Paul acted as a 'mule' for drugs and guns. Though Paul faced a felony cocaine charge in April 2024, it was later dropped. As prosecutors prepare to rest their case, Combs’ defense is gearing up for a concise counter, signaling a pivotal moment in this high-stakes saga.