'Gigolos' Star Jimmy Clabots Says Escorts Saw Some Drug Use, But Not Violence

Wednesday, 21 May 2025
Jimmy Clabots says he and other escorts were well aware of what went on in Diddy's bedroom for a long time ... and he's not surprised some of his ex-costars are now wrapped up in the trial. Clabots, who appeared on "Gigolos" Seasons 1 and 2 as…

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