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ustin Combs, son of Sean "Diddy" Combs, has reportedly been shunned by luxury real estate brokers in Southern California due to allegations of reckless partying at rented mansions. According to insiders, Justin's gatherings have caused significant damage to properties, leading many brokers to refuse his rental requests.

    A Los Angeles-based broker revealed that Justin's initial requests often seemed modest but quickly escalated into massive parties with hundreds of guests, resulting in property destruction. "He would say he was having 20 people over, but there would be 200," the broker claimed. "It's gotten to the point where nobody will rent to him."

    While comparisons have been drawn between Justin's parties and his father's infamous celebrations from the early 2000s, there is no evidence of illegal activity or wrongdoing. However, social media posts featuring tequila shots and partying with friends have fueled perceptions of a lifestyle centered on celebration.

    Justin's attorney, Jeffrey Lichtman, strongly denied the allegations, stating that his client has not faced any charges or lawsuits related to the claims. "Justin did nothing wrong," Lichtman emphasized.

    The reported blacklisting highlights the growing scrutiny celebrities face when their personal lives intersect with luxury property markets. For now, Justin Combs finds himself at the center of controversy as brokers in Southern California opt to avoid his requests.