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Rumors about Rocky star Sylvester Stallone testifying at Sean "Diddy" Combs' ongoing s*x trafficking and racketeering trial have been circulating online due to a YouTube video by Elite Vault.
The YouTube channel's video, sparking speculations of Stallone's presence as a witness at Diddy's trial, is titled:
"Sylvester Stallone BREAKS Silence: Diddy and Clive Davis Linked to ‘Freak Offs’!"
Emphasizing the titular claim, the video's description reads:
"Sylvester Stallone delivers a jaw-dropping testimony in Sean "Diddy" Combs’ federal trial, breaking his silence about a disturbing incident at one of Diddy’s high-profile parties in 2010. Stallone recounts Diddy threatening a young woman, a moment that caught the attention of several guests but seemed to resolve—until now."
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The description also claims that Sylvester Stallone reportedly exposed a "darker industry underbelly" linking American record producer Clive Davis to Sean Combs' infamous 'freak-offs.'
While the post has amassed over 52K views as of this article's writing, it's important to note that the video and its claims are false. No credible information source, including media tabloids and publications, has reported that Sylvester Stallone is testifying at the rapper's trial. Furthermore, there is no indication that Clive Davis has been named in Combs' trial, either independently or in relation to Stallone.
Additionally, Stallone's name does not appear in USA Today's report dated June 3, 2025, which features a list of celebrities mentioned, named as potential witnesses, or who have testified at Sean Combs' trial. Besides exaggerative claims, the video's description highlights the lack of credibility in Elite Vault's content, stating:
"The stories presented on this channel are entirely fictional and crafted solely for entertainment. Any resemblance to real events, individuals, or situations is purely coincidental and unintentional. These narratives are not intended to depict, reference, or represent any actual occurrences, persons, or entities."
No connection linking Diddy to Sylvester Stallone has been established yet, further undermining the unverified claims in Elite Vault's latest video.
Sylvester Stallone did not testify at Diddy's s*x trafficking and racketeering trial
The recent video on the YouTube channel Elite Vault promotes the false narrative that Sylvester Stallone took the stand in Diddy's trial. It features 20 minutes and 20 seconds of content attempting to establish rumors linking the actor to the currently imprisoned rapper.
For instance, the post claims that Assistant US Attorney Sarah Enuan, who leads the prosecution, started questioning Stallone while he was on the stand. However, there is no record of an Assistant US Attorney named Sarah Enuan being involved in Diddy's trial.
According to a News Nation report from May 6, 2025, the all-female legal team of federal prosecutors in Combs' trial includes Meredith Foster, Emily Johnson, Madison Reddick Smyser, Christy Slavik, Mitzi Steiner, and Maurene Comey.
After reportedly stating that it was the rapper's ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura's testimony that prompted him to come forward, Sylvester Stallone claimed that Diddy didn't act alone and that individuals like Clive Davis assisted the rapper in evading accountability. In the video, Stallone accused Clive Davis of contributing to the downfall of artists like Whitney Houston, in addition to exploiting people.
Another claim mentioned in the video is that Sylvester Stallone spotted Justin Bieber with Sean Combs at a party hosted by Clive Davis in 2012. Stallone allegedly heard Combs tell Bieber that he and Clive would show him how it's done. While Elite Vault's video suggested that Bieber was one of the artists exploited by Combs, the Baby singer's rep issued a statement denying he was one of Combs' victims in May 2025.
"Although Justin is not among Sean Combs’ victims, there are individuals who were genuinely harmed by him. Shifting focus away from this reality detracts from the justice these victims rightfully deserve." Justin Bieber's rep said
Elite Vault's video also mentioned that Sylvester Stallone named Beyoncé in his reported testimony, citing a 2003 incident wherein the "Single Ladies" singer happened to have either witnessed or been a part of a "freak-off."
So far, no witness has named Beyoncé in Sean Combs' trial. It is also worth noting that a man who accused Diddy of s*xual assault in 2015 at a party removed Jay-Z and Queen Bey's names from his lawsuit in April 2025.
Additionally, Elite Vault's channel description includes a disclaimer advising the audience to exercise discretion when watching their videos.
"All content on this channel is purely fictional and created for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities to real-life events are purely coincidental. Viewer discretion is advised. We hope you enjoy the journey!" the disclaimer reads
In other news, videos similar to those by Elite Vault, such as those from channels like Black is Best and WhatIsMyStarWorth, have previously been flagged for unverified and AI-generated content.
