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Billionaires $10M Hollywood Hills mansion where Diddy filmed music video is TRASHED by taggers and squatters

An abandoned $10million Hollywood Hills mansion, where disgraced rapper Diddy filmed a music video, has been trashed by graffiti artists and taken over by squatters.

An abandoned $10million Hollywood Hills mansion, where disgraced rapper Diddy filmed a music video, has been trashed by graffiti artists and taken over by squatters. 

Filmmaker Nick Sozonov caught some of Los Angeles greatest graffiti artists vandalizing a multimillion home in Hollywood Hills that was abandoned by billionaire and Philadelphia Phillies owner John S. Middletons son, John Powers Middleton. 

The gorgeous white and glass home - that used to belong to singer Mary J. Blige - is now covered in rainbow art from words, to a crying dead heart, to faces. 

With the graffiti towers and this graffiti mansion right now, it feels like a big middle finger to the city, Sozonov, who was not involved in the tagging, told ABC 7.  

On the corner of the roof reads: Diddy was here, as it is the mansion where the rapper - who was arrested in Manhattan this week as part of a sex-trafficking probe - filmed his Last Night video, which came out in 2016. 

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The $10million mansion - owned by billionaire and Philadelphia Phillies owner John S. Middletons son, John Powers Middleton - has been trashed by taggers and squatters since he abandoned it 

The gorgeous white and glass home - that used to belong to singer Mary J. Blige - is now covered in rainbow art from words, to a crying dead heart, to faces

The gorgeous white and glass home - that used to belong to singer Mary J. Blige - is now covered in rainbow art from words, to a crying dead heart, to faces

We all recognized the song, and once we knew that was the house, everyone was excited about it, like a celebrity mansion, Sozonov told ABC 7. 

The house has seen an influx of taggers after the connection to Diddy was made.  

The Los Angeles Police Department has been called to the six-bedroom home at least six times this month for reports of vandalism and trespassing and has removed at least 10 people on Wednesday, according to the local outlet. 

One person was arrested on a warrant, ABC 7 said. 

One vandal even boasted about his work to KTLA, calling his artwork beautiful and said the home had a lot of potential for graffiti art. 

On the corner of the roof reads: Diddy was here, as it is the mansion where the rapper filmed his Last Night video, which came out in 2016

On the corner of the roof reads: Diddy was here, as it is the mansion where the rapper filmed his Last Night video, which came out in 2016 

He said it was easy to get into the property from several access points.  

Private security now patrols the house 24 hours a day. 

Despite the neighborhood not liking the vandalism and squatting, one told KTLA that the taggers werent dangerous and didnt feel unsafe. 

Its become a bit larger than it should be, and there doesnt seem to be much concern for the safety and well-being of the neighbors, resident Magnus Fiennes told ABC 7. 

Resident Mateo Herrerros said the taggers are also graffitiing other houses on other properties. 

Pictured: Diddy filming inside the mansion for his music video
The same location Diddy filmed in for the music video

Pictured: Diddy filming inside the mansion for his music video  

Sean Diddy Combs was arrested this week in Manhattan as part of a sex-trafficking probe

Sean Diddy Combs was arrested this week in Manhattan as part of a sex-trafficking probe

I could care less about this house. Its an abandoned house. The owner doesnt care about it. I dont really care about it. Its just the element it brings, he told NBC Los Angeles.  

LA Councilwomahttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-13858269/sean-diddy-combs-arrested-manhattan-indictment.htmln Nithya Raman said in a statement to ABC 7 that Middleton is in egregious violation of the law and said her office would be elevating the issue with the abandoned buildings unit at the Department of Building and Safety to ensure that the fullest extent of enforcement is being implemented urgently and swiftly. 

Raman said Middleton has ignored an abatement order, which was issued by the Department of Buildings. 

A lien has also been issued on the mansion and Middleton defaulted on property taxes for several years, ABC 7 reported.

Middleton also owns another mansion in the area that he abandoned that has been overtaken by squatters. 

The mansion, located at 7571 Mulholland Drive, used have squatters living it as well until a fence was constructed to keep them out, but that didnt last long. 

They cut the fence. There were a lot of very questionable people, Karin Gideon told ABC 7. Some were crazy, some actually became threatening, she said of the squatters. 

Neighbors told NBC Los Angeles that the home has been vacant for about a decade, but squatters only started to arrive around a year ago. 

Middleton bought the property in 2012. Ten years later, he declared it a nuisance and he was ordered by the Department of Buildings to build a fence around it, which he failed to do. The city then built the fence, according to NBC Los Angeles.

As for the future of the property, one neighborhood resident, Pat Johnson, heard there may be demolition plans coming. 

This week, Diddy was arrested at Park Hyatt Hotel in New York City and was later charged with sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution - all of which he pleaded not guilty to in a Manhattan court.

Sean Diddy Combs arrested in Manhattan following indictment amid sex trafficking probe 

By Adam S. Levy and Marjorie Hernandez for DailyMail.com 

Sean Diddy Combs was arrested Monday night in New York City following an indictment from a grand jury.

A person familiar with the indictment confirmed the legal action against the 54-year-old musical impresario, according to The New York Times; but it was not immediately clear what the charges were in his indictment.

Combs was arrested by Homeland Security officials at the Park Hyatt hotel in midtown Manhattan late Monday, law enforcement sources told TMZ, and transported to the FBIs Manhattan field office.

Authorities had planned on arresting Combs on Tuesday, but something happened that caused federal officials to take him into custody earlier than planned, an official told the outlet. 

U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said Combs was apprehended in connection with a Southern District of New York-issued sealed indictment - but federal officials said they will ask a judge to unseal it.

Combs, also known as Diddy and Puff Daddy, has been in the limelight for most of the past year after he settled a lawsuit from his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in November of 2023, in which she claimed he engaged in sex trafficking and abused her.


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