Comedian Katt Williams recently shared details of an experience he says he witnessed while observing celebrities attending parties associated with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.
The account was given during an interview with radio host Big Boy, where Williams discussed his decision to remain nearby rather than attend the events himself.
According to Williams, he sat in a parking lot and watched shuttle buses arrive to transport guests to the parties. He described seeing individuals board the buses quietly, noting that several appeared withdrawn, with heads lowered and shoes untied. Williams stated that he did not participate in the gatherings and emphasized that he chose to observe rather than attend.
During the conversation, Williams also addressed longstanding rumors associated with the parties. He referenced claims involving men wearing Sean John clothing and using baby oil, and he questioned the accuracy of those reports without confirming them. He clarified that his perspective was limited to what he personally observed and that he did not take part in any of the activities being discussed.
Katt Williams Says He Chose Not To Attend The Events
During the interview, Williams explained that his decision to remain outside the parties was intentional. He said he stayed in the parking area while others boarded shuttle buses transporting guests to the events. According to Williams, he observed individuals returning to their vehicles after leaving, noting behavior he found unusual, including men standing inside their cars as they prepared to drive away.
Williams stated that he did not feel compelled to attend the gatherings and preferred to keep his distance. When prompted by Big Boy to elaborate, Williams continued to describe what he witnessed without offering speculation about what occurred inside the events themselves.
At one point during the conversation, Williams put on a green ski mask. He explained that this was done to obscure his identity from artificial intelligence technology. The moment was presented as part of a broader discussion about privacy and visibility in the modern media landscape.
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