Kevin Hart didn’t appreciate being quizzed about Diddy‘s alleged penchant for baby oil after a video of them partying together resurfaced online.
Entertainment Tonight ran into the comedian as he was heading to dinner with his wife Eniko Hart in West Hollywood and posed a wild question about the embattled Bad Boy boss.
“Hey, Kev. When you hosted for Diddy, did you catch any baby oil?” the paparazzo asked.
Hart, unimpressed, replied: “You asking the wrong person the wrong question, man.”
The Get Hard star repeated his evasive answer when asked whether he thinks Puffy is “safe in jail.”
The party, which went down in a New York City hotel room and was livestreamed online, produced a number of “pause” reactions from Hart as Puffy asked him to sit next to him on a bed and later recalled “wrestling” Usher over cereal when they lived together.
The most memorable moment came when a bikini-clad woman’s hair caught fire on a candle as she was relaxing in a bathtub. Hart, who was sat right next to her, leapt to his feet in shock and asked: “Oh shit! Did the camera catch that?!”
The stream contained no evidence of any “freak offs,” though.
Diddy’s alleged sex parties are at the heart of his criminal case, with prosecutors accusing him of coercing women to have intercourse with male prostitutes while he masturbated and recorded them.
The 54-year-old allegedly used drugs, violence, threats and blackmail to force the women into participating, while also transporting male sex workers across state lines and internationally for the rendezvouses.
The indictment revealed that federal agents seized evidence of these alleged “freak offs” during the raids on Diddy’s homes earlier this year, including video footage of the sex sessions and over 1,000 bottles of baby oil.
Puffy’s lawyer later attempted to explain his client’s enormous stash of lubricant, claiming that he often buys in bulk and “they have Costcos in every place where he has a home.”
However, the retail giant refuted this claim by pointing out that they do no stock baby oil.
