From Baby Oil to Drugs: Everything fed agent found at Diddy's hotel room revealed during s*x trafficking case

Sean Diddy Combs' trial is reportedly underway, and opening statements were made on May 12, 2025. In a new update on May 16, 2025, a federal agent has testified to the items that were found in Combs' hotel room following his arrest on September 16, 2024.

According to the New York Post, agents had raided Combs' room at the Park Hyatt Hotel in Manhattan. They reportedly found "lubricant and baby oil" in multiple parts of the room, including near the closet and the bathtub. Feds also found "pink-colored drugs" which were later identified to be "Ketamine and MDMA", as confirmed by Homeland Security Agent, Yasin Binda. Additionally, a bottle of "Klonopin" was found in a Louis Vuitton bag with the name, "Frank Black", written on top of it.

Federal agent reveals the substances found in Diddy's hotel room during s*x trafficking case

Homeland Security Agent, Yasin Binda, provided a testimony of items found in Combs' room following his arrest in 2024. Jurors were given the "bag with pink drugs" while Combs put his hand on his forehead and spoke to his lawyers, per the New York Post. Binda reportedly added,

"The feds also found $9,000 cash in a black fanny pack inside the room."

Additionally, Binda claimed that there was a device that was used as "mood lighting." This comes after Cassie Ventura, Diddy's former partner, stood for four days of testimony. Ventura demanded compensation of approximately with the hotel following Diddy's assault towards her in 2016, which was captured by cameras and has been circulated over the internet (@nexta_TV). The duo reportedly shared a 10-year relationship, and Ventura testified to the "abuse" that had been inflicted on her over the years.

Homeland Security Agent, Yasin Binda, testified to the items found in Combs' hotel room following his arrest in 2024. A bag of pink-colored drugs, money, lubricant, and baby oil were found in the room.

This isn't the first time Combs' name has been associated with pink-colored substances, but it may be the first time it has appeared as testimony in court. It is unclear how the substances in the room will be linked to the sentence. This follows 4 days of testimony by singer Cassie Ventura, who detailed her experiences with Combs. More updates are expected in the upcoming days.

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