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P Diddy stood in his mansion while an Arabian Prince pointed at the women and said: “You can have whoever you want”. She’d been locked in a 30 million dollar house in Miami for a month. She was supposed to stay two weeks. She says he was selling women the way arms dealers move guns. Girls from Love and Hip Hop were inside. Hard drugs on every surface. Next stop was Cuba. She had five kids at home. She ran before they got her on that plane. Her name is Tanea. In the video below, she talks about a 30 million dollar prison the way a hotel guest would describe a bad checkout. No tears. No shaking voice. Just a woman calmly explaining how close she came to becoming somebody’s property. Here’s how it started. A Prince from the Middle East found her in LA. Flew her out to Miami for what he called two weeks. Dropped her in a house worth more than most neighborhoods. Shopping sprees. Designer everything. The kind of setup a girl from the streets would dream about her whole life. Here’s where it turned. Two weeks became three. Three became four. The front door stopped being an option. He told the girls they were going to Cuba next. They started panicking. He told them nobody was leaving. Then one night he drove them to P Diddy’s mansion. She walked inside and heard the Prince negotiating. “You can have whoever you want.” She says the tone wasn’t a party invitation. It was a transaction. The merchandise was the women standing in the hallway. She’d been running the streets since 15. Five kids depending on her back in LA. A mother who warned her this life would swallow her whole. And a gut instinct that had kept her alive through worse. She trusted it. She walked out. She flew home that night. She says she once asked the universe for the mansion, the money, and the royalty. All three showed up in the same week. They just came with a lock on the door she almost couldn’t break. Was she the one who escaped, or just the one they haven’t come back for?