Kaelin's Entertainment Report: P Diddy Employee Speaks Out, Kim Kardashian Law School Graduate, & Kourtney Kardashian Home Schooler!

One of P Diddy's ex employees testifies and said he would book hotel rooms for him for "freak offs". Kim Kardashian gradated law school however, as yet to pass the bar. Kourtney Kardashian believes bringing kids to school is outdated and supports home schooling children.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Caitlin's Entertainment Report, and He's on The Fresh Show. Ditty's
former employee, George Kaplan says part of his work as
an executive assistant at Comb's Enterprises called for him to
set up hotel rooms for alleged freak offs. George testified yesterday,
telling the jury he booked rooms for Ditty at hotels
in New York, Miami, and LA under the alias Frank Black,

(00:22):
which he says was derived from one of late rapper
Biggie's nicknames, Frank White, which interesting. He testified that he
would pack Ditty's bag beforehand and then unpack it inside
the room, setting up candles, astroglide, and Yes baby oil.
When Ditty was done with the rooms, George says that
he would have to clean up, collecting bottles of the oil, alcohol,

(00:42):
and gatorade. Also mentioned that he once saw brown crystallized
powder on a bathroom sink. George says that he was
the one to clean up instead of housekeepers as a
way to protect Ditty's public image, telling the jury that
there was concern about embarrassing photos coming out. He testified
that Ditty would in fact contact him during these stays
and send him out for food, clothing, and sometimes drugs,

(01:02):
including ketamine and MDMA. He said Diddy gave him cash
and a number to call, and he would come back
with the drugs to give to him.

Speaker 2 (01:09):
He said he logged eighty.

Speaker 1 (01:11):
To one hundred hours a week for a starting salary
of one hundred and twenty five thousand. Don't know why
that was mentioned, but it was. He said that Ditty
would threaten his job at times and told him he
wanted to be surrounded by the best. Court adjourned for
the day while prosecutors were questioning him, and he will
be back on the stand first thing today when court resumes.

(01:31):
Brian Cheske, the CEO of Airbnb, he's one of the
co founders as well, was on Michelle Obama's podcast and
said there's actually like a little home that users on
Airbnb can rent out and stay with him.

Speaker 2 (01:44):
I guess he's friends with the Obamas.

Speaker 1 (01:46):
He said he's met some really nice people this way,
including one enthusiastic person who refreshed the booking page thousands
of times just to get the chance to stay with him,
which I mean, it's just so interesting to me that
someone so wealthy wants these strangers to stay with him.
Michelle joked that if she were single, she would try
to stay with him because he is cute, but he

(02:06):
says it's mostly couples who are dying to stay with him,
and even says that Barak and Michelle have tried to
set him up before.

Speaker 2 (02:14):
So I thought that was interesting.

Speaker 1 (02:15):
The founder or co founder rather of Airbnb has a
place that you can airbnb on.

Speaker 2 (02:21):
His where he lives. I don't know, it's interesting.

Speaker 1 (02:23):
Kim Kardashian is finally finally a law school graduate.

Speaker 2 (02:27):
She shared the news on her Instagram stories yesterday. There
was like a little ceremony they threw for her.

Speaker 1 (02:31):
She posted photos and videos of this like background backyard
rather celebration. She said, yes, I finally graduated law school
after six years and they had you know this cute
I think like Van Hunt was there. Of course, her
mom was there, those lawyers she's been working with. She
will still have to pass the bar I believe, I

(02:52):
know there was the Baberge bar So's. She's still not
officially a lawyer, but she graduated law school and of
course she did it differently, shooting go to traditional law school. Meanwhile,
her sister Courtney Kardashian was on her other sister, Chloe's podcast,
and she says she's over regular school. She said that

(03:12):
her sending kids to school feels outdated and that her
own kids have been showing her videos of successful people
who were homeschooled. Chloe's on board too, even thinking about
homeschooling her daughter True Courney mentioned that she likes natural parenting,
like not using meds for fevers, and that she's anti school.

Speaker 2 (03:31):
So I don't know.

Speaker 1 (03:32):
I thought that was a little tidbit that was interesting
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