‘Gigolos’ Star
I Knew About Diddy
… Not Stunned Costars Tangled Up in Trial
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TMZ.com
Jimmy Clabots says he and different escorts had been effectively conscious of what went on in Diddy‘s bed room for a very long time … and he is not shocked a few of his ex-costars at the moment are wrapped up within the trial.
Clabots, who appeared on “Gigolos” Seasons 1 and a couple of as Jimmy Dior, tells us he was on maintain a number of instances for Diddy, however was by no means in the end booked.
He did, nevertheless, know different escorts on the company who had been … and among the guys advised him they did see “chemical substances” — or drug use — whereas others didn’t.
One specific unnamed escort he spoke with, who was with Diddy and Cassie for a really lengthy time frame, stated he by no means skilled any of the violence or drug use highlighted in Diddy’s federal trial in NYC.
Clabots explains … “It was all the time a scenario that was fairly loopy, however the chemical stuff was not all the time part of it and neither of these males noticed violence.”
As we reported, pictures of alleged intercourse staff that prosecutors say had been concerned in Diddy “freak-offs” had been proven in courtroom this week … and two of the boys occurred to be stars of the Showtime actuality TV present “Gigolos.”
Vin Armani, who was known as “Jules” to Cassie, was allegedly the third particular person within the room on the L.A. InterContinental Lodge, proper earlier than Diddy was recorded on surveillance video beating her within the hallway.
Prosecutors additionally showed a photo of Ash Armand, who appeared on 3 seasons of “Gigolos” and is at the moment in jail serving time after being convicted of manslaughter for murdering his girlfriend in 2020.
Jimmy advised us he hasn’t maintained contact with any of his former costars. He left the present in 2012 when he retired from escorting and is at the moment writing a memoir detailing the dates he went on, habit and restoration, and what transactional relationships are actually like.
