Sean 'Diddy' Combs shoots music video at California mansion vacated by son of Phillies owner, John Powers Middleton

Sean “Diddy” Combs filmed a music video contained in the now-abandoned Hollywood Hills mansion taken over by squatters and taggers who've since spray-painted “Diddy was here” on the roof after studying in regards to the manufacturing.

Combs used a number of components of the luxurious residence together with the nice room, the spiral staircase and out of doors close to the pool because the background for his 2007 tune “Last Night” that includes Keyshia Cole.

Mary J. Blige has resided within the mansion in years previous, as have a number of “high-level business folks,” one neighbor named Jack told KABC.

“I think some influencers have lived here over the years. It’s a really cool house. It’s big,” the neighbor added.

“The longer it sits like this, more people are going to come and keep doing what they’re doing,” Jack mentioned. “The neighborhood, this house specifically, could use a security guard. Two guards … not that expensive. Let’s keep the neighborhood safe.”

Combs is being held at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center after he was arrested by federal brokers on expenses of intercourse trafficking, racketeering and transportation to interact in prostitution.

The rapper was positioned on suicide watch contained in the jail as a “preventative measure.”

The uncared for mansion at 7571 Mulholland Drive within the posh Hollywood Hills has been owned by John Powers Middleton since 2012.

Middleton, the one son of businessman and Philadelphia Phillies proprietor John S. Middleton, was issued an abatement order by the town of Los Angeles two years after buying the property.

Middleton owns a second Los Angeles property that has additionally turn into overrun by squatters and taggers, based on KABC.

Squatters and taggers have been coming into the property for over two years.

The undesirable company have turn into complications and security hazards for the neighbors, who name the house an eyesore, with the outside partitions blasted with graffiti artwork and “tags.”

Residents dwelling close to the Hollywood Hills residence have fumed that they’re now not protected dwelling close to the property.

One house owner was attacked by a vagrant with a “steel rebar and beer bottle,” WPVI reported.

Others declare the taggers are starting to unfold their work to different properties.

The Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety declared the property a nuisance and issued an abatement order forcing the proprietor to construct a fence and safe the property in October 2022, NBCLA reported.

Middleton didn't adjust to the order, main the town to erect a fence as a substitute.

A lien has been issued on the house and Middleton has defaulted on property taxes for a number of years.

The squatters and taggers nonetheless accessed the six-bedroom, 9,707-square-foot residence. According to the itemizing, Middleton’s mansion has a pool and is estimated to be price $6.53 million.

Most of the home windows have been shattered, and the outside partitions and the roof have been lined with graffiti.

Private safety has been positioned at the house 24/7 in hopes of preserving the squatters and taggers away.

The Los Angeles Police Department was referred to as to the property six occasions in September and eliminated 10 folks on Wednesday, arresting one on a warrant, KABC reported.