Ashton Kutcher Slammed Over Clip Of Him Raving About Diddy Parties: ‘That’s A Weird Memory Lane’

Amid Diddy’s arrest and charges, a resurfaced video of Ashton Kutcher discussing his friendship with Diddy and the rapper’s infamous parties has sparked backlash towards the actor.

In the video, a young Kutcher admitted that a lot went down at Diddy’s parties but remained coy about the specific details.

For a moment, Kutcher seemed tempted to reveal a detail from Diddy’s infamous parties but stopped short, saying, “Can’t tell that one either… I’m cycling through them.”However, he did admit that the rapper’s parties were “weird,” though he didn’t specify which ones or how many he had attended.
Kutcher also shared how his friendship with Diddy began, recalling that they first met back in 2003 when he was still hosting the MTV show “Punk’d.” That initial encounter eventually led to them bonding over sports.

“We just became fast friends, and we used to just hang out and watch football together,” Kutcher recalled, adding, “He just can’t lose.”X (formerly Twitter) users were quick to criticize Ashton Kutcher for associating with Diddy despite his well-known advocacy against sexual and human trafficking.

One user wrote, “Maybe it’s time we look into Ashton Kutcher’s human trafficking and child trafficking work considering he’s best buds with people like Diddy and Danny Masterson.”

Another commented, “Soooo… nobody going to ask the outspoken celebrity advocate against human trafficking Ashton Kutcher @aplusk how he missed his literal ‘BFF’ Diddy being a sex trafficker?”

Amid Diddy’s arrest and charges, a resurfaced video of Ashton Kutcher discussing his friendship with Diddy and the rapper’s infamous parties has sparked backlash towards the actor.

In the video, a young Kutcher admitted that a lot went down at Diddy’s parties but remained coy about the specific details.

For a moment, Kutcher seemed tempted to reveal a detail from Diddy’s infamous parties but stopped short, saying, “Can’t tell that one either… I’m cycling through them.”However, he did admit that the rapper’s parties were “weird,” though he didn’t specify which ones or how many he had attended.

Kutcher also shared how his friendship with Diddy began, recalling that they first met back in 2003 when he was still hosting the MTV show “Punk’d.” That initial encounter eventually led to them bonding over sports.

“We just became fast friends, and we used to just hang out and watch football together,” Kutcher recalled, adding, “He just can’t lose.”X (formerly Twitter) users were quick to criticize Ashton Kutcher for associating with Diddy despite his well-known advocacy against sexual and human trafficking.

One user wrote, “Maybe it’s time we look into Ashton Kutcher’s human trafficking and child trafficking work considering he’s best buds with people like Diddy and Danny Masterson.”

Another commented, “Soooo… nobody going to ask the outspoken celebrity advocate against human trafficking Ashton Kutcher @aplusk how he missed his literal ‘BFF’ Diddy being a sex trafficker?”

A third said, “I suspect Ashton, when this is all said and done, is complicit; otherwise he wouldn’t be famous.

Kutcher was also questioned on whether he was privy to Diddy’s sordid actions: “Wow.. does this mean he was aware of the drugging of guests for sex… hmmm.”Previously, a video of celebrities raving about Diddy’s parties resurfaced, featuring Derek Jeter, Fat Joe, and Nicole Richie, who were guests at the exclusive soirées.

In the clip, a younger Jeter recalls Diddy hosting a party on a jet that flew around the world for days.

The former professional baseball player said about the party, “It started on a Tuesday and somehow ended on the previous Sunday. I don’t know how he did.”

Elsewhere in the video, Fat Joe spins a wild narrative about how the parties seem to blend into one another, with no clear beginning or end.

He shared, “It’s hard to say which is more off the hook: a Diddy party, or Diddy after-party, or Diddy after-after-party—which is basically a pre-party for the next Diddy party.”