Katt Williams Claims Steve Harvey Witnessed Disturbing Acts at Diddy’s Parties — And Stayed Silent

In the ongoing storm of shocking revelations tied to Diddy’s controversial past, comedian Katt Williams has once again stepped into the spotlight — and this time, his target is none other than Steve Harvey. What began as long-standing tension between two iconic comics has taken a dark new twist, as Katt alleges that Steve wasn’t just involved in Diddy’s infamous parties, but also witnessed disturbing behavior involving his own daughter, Lori Harvey.

The allegations are explosive — and Katt isn’t holding anything back.

The “Freakoff” Parties and Lori Harvey Allegation

According to Katt, Steve Harvey was allegedly present at what insiders have called “freakoff” parties hosted by Diddy — lavish, exclusive gatherings known to take place in private mansions or hotels. But far from harmless fun, these parties are now under heavy scrutiny for what might have gone on behind closed doors.

Katt shockingly claims that Steve not only attended these parties but allegedly witnessed his daughter Lori in a highly inappropriate situation, involving another man, while Diddy and Steve watched. This accusation, still unverified, has shocked the internet and reignited discussions around the true nature of Diddy’s inner circle.

Katt suggests Steve wasn’t coerced into these environments — he went willingly and chose to remain quiet. Worse, he claims that Steve actively participated in the atmosphere and even openly discussed his own sexual habits on national television, referencing his love of baby oil in ways many now view as unsettling. “He was literally giving us in-depth details about it,” Katt said, referencing segments from Steve’s talk show that now seem to take on new meaning in context.

Katt vs. Steve: A Feud Decades in the Making

This isn’t the first time Katt has taken aim at Steve Harvey. During an explosive interview on Club Shay Shay, Katt slammed Steve for being what he called a “fraud” — accusing him of stealing jokes, copying Bernie Mac’s comedic style after his death, and trying to rewrite his own career origin story for sympathy.

“He said he didn’t want to be a movie star — no, he couldn’t be one,” Katt stated bluntly, adding that Steve’s image as a clean-cut, successful figure was carefully manufactured. He accused Steve of wearing a hairpiece and using his faith-driven persona to deflect criticism.

The root of Katt’s anger seems to lie in what he perceives as a betrayal of comedy’s authenticity. He views Steve as someone who climbed to the top not on talent, but on strategic silence, public image control, and even allegedly stepping over others like Bernie Mac and Mark Curry to get there.

The Comedy Showdown That Changed Everything

One of the turning points in their feud occurred when Katt and Steve reportedly faced off in a “championship” comedy event in Detroit. According to Katt, he embarrassed Steve in front of a live audience of 10,000 people — exposing what he claimed was Steve’s use of a wig and leaving him so humiliated that he never returned to the stand-up stage again.

While Steve later said he stepped away from stand-up due to his busy TV career, Katt contends that it was this public defeat that made him quit.

Industry Silence and Alleged Payoffs

Katt also claims that Steve has remained silent about certain behaviors within the industry — not because he’s unaware, but because he’s being paid to stay quiet. According to Katt, this is one of the major reasons Steve has kept his distance from controversial topics and has focused on being a brand rather than a truth-teller.

He even questions Steve’s widely circulated “rags to riches” story, alleging that Steve lied about being homeless and poor early in his career to gain public sympathy. “That’s my story, not his,” Katt said, explaining that Steve was already making thousands per night touring with other comedians like Mark Curry.

Steve’s Response: Playing the Victim?

Initially, Steve stayed silent on Katt’s jabs, choosing instead to post motivational clips about “haters” and divine protection. In one video, he says, “The only reason you have haters is because you’re doing something they’re jealous of or God is preparing you for something big.”

But seven months after the Club Shay Shay interview went viral, Steve finally addressed the situation directly. He denied that Katt was better than him and warned that if anyone disrespected him again, he’d “go back to his old ways.”

That threat didn’t land well with fans — especially since it took him so long to respond.

The Internet Reacts

The internet has been divided. Some view Katt as a loud, controversial figure who thrives on chaos. Others, however, are starting to believe that he’s simply been telling uncomfortable truths all along. Especially now, with Diddy facing serious allegations of abuse and trafficking, the stories Katt once told that seemed too wild to believe are being revisited with fresh eyes.

More importantly, Katt’s claims seem to align with a disturbing pattern in the entertainment industry: young talent being exploited, powerful figures staying silent, and celebrities with influence choosing to look the other way.

The Baby Oil Obsession — Now Under Scrutiny

One of the oddest — and most talked-about — aspects of this story is Steve Harvey’s previous on-air discussions about baby oil. Once dismissed as quirky humor, these segments are now being analyzed for their strange frequency and overly detailed nature. Katt joked that Johnson & Johnson might need to rename it “freak oil,” noting that Steve and Diddy might be their top customers.

Whether that’s meant literally or not, it highlights a broader point: how the public persona of celebrities can hide deeply complex, and possibly troubling, private lives.

What Comes Next?

Katt Williams has always been polarizing. He’s emotional, outspoken, and sometimes erratic — but many believe he’s the only one brave enough to say what others won’t. His accusations against Steve Harvey are shocking, but they also raise valid questions about complicity in Hollywood’s darker corners.

Why do so many powerful people stay quiet? What do they stand to lose — or gain — by keeping secrets?

And most importantly: What happens when those secrets start to surface?

As the fallout from Diddy’s trial continues, it’s clear that the entertainment world is bracing for a reckoning. And if Katt Williams is right, Steve Harvey might just be the next name facing hard questions — not about jokes or ratings, but about what he saw, what he knew, and why he said nothing.