President Obama Shaped Ecstasy Pills Found In Diddy’s Possession – Pics

Images Of President Obama Shaped Ecstasy Pills, Baby Oil & Other Drugs Found In Diddy’s Possession

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ ongoing criminal trial has been a big one, taking the interest of many, beyond the entertainment industry. A lot has been uncovered in the trial and it’s getting more dramatic by the day.

The disgraced rapper and business mogul has left jaws open after prosecutors revealed images of President Obama shaped ecstasy pills found in his possession.

This was recently shared by Dom Lucre on X, formerly Twitter, and has since gone viral on the platform, amassing over 3 million impressions, almost a thousand comments, forty thousand likes and ten thousand retweets.

🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: Diddy party prosecutors just revealed images of the President Obama shaped ecstasy pills that was in Diddy’s possession. This is way too freaky. pic.twitter.com/Hk3pBndZX0

— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) May 20, 2025

The post was met with mixed reactions from Twitter users. “It’s connects back to Lilo & Stitch and occult magick being done on the population. Especially on young girls,” a user theorized.

Another person watered down the report, saying: “Most street dealers will stamp their product for appeal and to differentiate themselves from other competitors. You don’t have to be a journalist to know or understand that.”

Photos of Diddy’s stash of baby oil and drugs from his hotel room in New York have been released pic.twitter.com/pZz8BJNNrR

— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) May 20, 2025

Prosecutors also released images of other items found in Diddy’s hotel room in New York, including a stash of baby oil and drugs.

“Okay we get it, bro loves baby oil, drugs and some weirdo shit. but thats just fetishes, what happened to all the alleged trafficking?” someone questioned.

According to prosecutors, the baby oil, drugs like ketamine and MDMA, and $9,000 cash suggest coerced sexual activities, including “freak-offs.”

The rapper’s defense however insists all encounters were consensual, calling accusers’ motives financial. The federal trial for sex trafficking and racketeering, started May 2025, is ongoing with no verdict yet. Evidence is still compelling, though contested, and the truth remains unclear.