Incarcerated rapper Diddy recently has delisted his sprawling Beverly Hills mansion more than a year after putting the now-infamous home on the market for $61.5 million via Realtor.
A couple of months after he was sentenced to four years in prison for transporting individuals for prostitution, the rapper appeared to have ceased his months-long quest to find a buyer for his California dwelling, which was the subject of a Homeland Security raid, when agents stormed the property to find evidence in a s*x trafficking investigation.
Property records indicate that the home was removed from the market on December 24th. It is currently unclear what prompted the property’s delisting.
However, Realtor.com recently contacted a spokesperson for Diddy for comment. The home which was listed with celebrity real estate agent Kurt Rappaport—was initially put on the market in September 2024, days before Diddy, was arrested in New York City on charges of s*x trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in pr*stitution.
Diddy had pled not guilty to all charges against him, with his lawyers arguing that he had not engaged in any nonconsensual s*x acts.
After a highly-publicized trial earlier this year, the rapper was found not guilty of the more serious allegations levied against him. However, he was still sentenced to 50 months behind bars, after a jury convicted him on two prostitution-related convictions.
In addition to a prison sentence, the judge imposed a $500,000 fine, which was the maximum he was able to order, based, he said, on the fact that Diddy has “immense resources, which enabled his crimes.”
Diddy’s 10-bedroom, 13-bathroom property, which he purchased for $39 million back in 2014, gained global notoriety in March 2024 when it was raided by Homeland Security agents as part of their investigation into the rapper’s alleged illegal activities, along with his $48 million Miami home.
Six months following that raid, Diddy was charged with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and transportation to engage in prostitution, and now faces up to life in prison if he is found guilty, as per the Associated Press.
In the months after his arrest, details emerged about the evidence that was reportedly found inside the mansion, which prosecutors claimed was used as the site of several so-called “freak off” parties, events where the rapper is accused of using his “power and prestige” to “abuse, threaten and coerce women … to fulfill his se*ual desires,” according to an unsealed indictment.
