Prince’s Final Recording Played at Diddy Trial – Was He Trying to Expose the Truth?

In a stunning twist during the ongoing trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, a recording allegedly tied to the late music legend Prince was introduced in court. The audio, believed by some to be a warning from Prince about Diddy’s behavior, has sparked a wave of speculation and raised serious questions about what the artist may have known—and whether he ever intended to go public.

Diddy’s Wild Parties at Prince’s House

It’s been known for a while that Diddy once hosted some of his most extravagant parties at Prince’s house in Los Angeles. These weren’t ordinary Hollywood gatherings. According to media personality Jason Lee, the events involved celebrities like Tyrese, Demi Moore, and Ashton Kutcher, and were often shrouded in secrecy. One key detail? Guests weren’t allowed to bring their own security. That raised eyebrows at the time—and now, it’s raising even more.

Was Prince Watching from a Distance?

Prince was famously private, cautious, and extremely calculated when it came to his personal space. Some believe he had surveillance cameras set up throughout his property, and that he may have recorded what happened at Diddy’s parties—possibly without the guests knowing. Rumors suggest that he might have kept those tapes or handed them off to someone he trusted before his death. Those whispers have now found their way into the courtroom.

Cassie’s Testimony and What It Revealed

Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s former girlfriend, has played a central role in the trial, alleging years of abuse and coercion. In her lawsuit and testimony, she claims Diddy’s assistants and employees not only witnessed some of the abuse but actively helped set up the so-called “freakoffs,” including preparing hotel rooms with baby oil and sex-related items. She says even Diddy’s head of security once cried after seeing her condition following an incident.

Other figures mentioned in court include Harve Pierre, Young Miami, Dawn Richard, Aubrey O’Day, and even Kid Cudi—whose car was allegedly blown up after he dated Cassie during a brief breakup with Diddy.

Prince’s Death: A Coincidence or Something More?

Prince died in 2016 at age 57. Officials ruled his death an accidental overdose from counterfeit Vicodin laced with fentanyl. But many who knew him—and fans who followed his lifestyle—question that conclusion. Prince was a vegan, avoided alcohol and drugs, and was known for taking care of his health. He also reportedly told people just days before his death that he “knew the end was near,” even posting a cryptic message: “Just when you thought you were safe.”

At a party shortly before his death, Prince reportedly told guests, “Wait a few days before you waste any prayers.” Then he was found unresponsive at his home.

Some believe he was targeted because of his public battles with the music industry—especially Warner Bros., with whom he had a long-standing dispute over ownership of his music. Prince even changed his name to a symbol to protest his record contract. He later stated publicly that he had finally freed himself from the label’s control.

Diddy’s Link to Warner Music

Here’s where things get even more tangled: Diddy had a business relationship with Warner Music Group—the same company Prince fought so hard against. In fact, Warner inked a joint venture giving them a 50% stake in Diddy’s Bad Boy Records. That partnership gave Warner global distribution rights to Bad Boy’s catalog and future releases.

If Prince had recordings or documentation exposing behavior tied to those parties—especially involving figures connected to Warner—some believe it could’ve put him in danger.

Was There More to Prince’s Silence?

Despite letting Diddy host parties at his home, Prince himself never appeared to participate. Was that by choice—or a sign of silent disapproval? Jason Lee, who attended those events, said Prince never allowed outside security, which could mean he was controlling the narrative in his own way.

Now, rumors suggest that Prince may have left behind footage or evidence, and that his name might be mentioned again before the trial ends.

So… What Really Happened to Prince?

Before his death, Prince’s sister Tyka Nelson said he confided in her that something was wrong, and that he feared for his life. Though some sources have downplayed their closeness, she maintained that they had a strong bond.

So was Prince’s death truly just a tragic accident? Or could he have been silenced before revealing something explosive?

We may never get the full answer—but if Prince’s recordings really exist and are tied to Diddy’s ongoing legal troubles, they could change everything.