In a jaw-dropping courtroom testimony that is already sending aftershocks across Hollywood, comedian Katt Williams stepped into a federal courtroom — not with jokes, but with receipts. As a sworn federal witness in the high-profile trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, Williams exposed what he described as a calculated system of control, blackmail, and compliance — implicating some of the most powerful names in entertainment.

“Let me say this one time, under oath, and without any punchline: I warned y’all years ago, and you laughed.”

That was how Katt Williams opened what may become the most explosive celebrity testimony of the decade.

From Punchlines to Proof: Katt Williams Takes the Stand

Known for his raw comedy and controversial rants, Williams had long been dismissed as just another eccentric celebrity. But inside the courtroom, the mood was different. No cameras. No laughter. Just a man under oath, armed with names, dates, and what he claims are real-world consequences of Hollywood’s darkest secrets.

Williams didn’t waste time. He named names. Jay-Z, Tyler Perry, Kevin Hart, Steve Harvey, TD Jakes, LeBron James, Ashton Kutcher, and Justin Bieber — all allegedly connected through what he called “initiation parties” orchestrated or facilitated by Diddy.

The Parties, the Cameras, the Silence

According to Williams, these parties were not innocent get-togethers. Phones were confiscated. NDAs were signed. Hidden cameras rolled. And Diddy allegedly kept the footage — not for security, but for leverage.

“You think it’s coincidence these people all rose after being in the same circles?” he asked. “Nah, that’s the price. You pay in silence, or you pay by falling.”

He claimed blackmail was not only common but engineered — with compromising material stored and used to ensure loyalty.

Tyler Perry, Kevin Hart, and the “Price of Fame”

Williams made specific, targeted claims against A-listers like Tyler Perry, alleging his meteoric rise was “a trade.” He pointed to early support from Diddy-affiliated entities during the release of Diary of a Mad Black Woman, stating Perry “didn’t just find success, he was ushered into it.”

Kevin Hart, meanwhile, was described as “the Golden Boy” who played the game and “said yes” where Williams allegedly refused.

“You think going from canceled sitcoms to stadium tours in 5 years is normal? Nah. That’s what happens when you take the deal.”

Williams also alleged Hart was used as a “handler” — someone who made new recruits feel safe at these parties, while remaining invisible in any incriminating footage.

Ricky Smiley, Steve Harvey & The Power of the Dress

Williams’s testimony grew even more disturbing when he turned to Ricky Smiley and Steve Harvey, accusing both of submission for fame. Williams said he had insisted Smiley wear a dress in a film project to “show the world how they reward obedience.” As for Steve Harvey, he accused him of betraying family trust for power — citing Harvey’s apparent acceptance of Diddy even while his daughter dated both Diddy and Diddy’s son.

“What father does that? One who’s in too deep.”

Faith, Fixers, and TD Jakes

Perhaps the most devastating part of Williams’s testimony came when he named Bishop TD Jakes, accusing the famed preacher of acting as a “spiritual cover-up” for Diddy’s alleged misconduct.

“There’s nothing wrong with God,” Williams said. “But there’s a whole lot wrong with the people pretending to speak for Him.”

He claimed Jakes not only appeared at Diddy-sponsored gospel events but actively discouraged whistleblowing among gospel artists and insiders. He ended that segment with this:

“You ain’t no prophet. You a pimp in a pulpit.”

The Tapes and the Surveillance Web

Williams also testified that Diddy’s homes and venues were allegedly equipped with advanced surveillance tech, including hidden cameras in ceilings, furniture, and walls — all feeding to encrypted servers not directly owned by Diddy, but by his trusted inner circle.

“It wasn’t about security. It was about control. Once he’s got footage of you, you either play ball or your career is done.”

A Culture of Fear

While Williams didn’t name all the victims, he said many celebrities have confided in him, terrified of what might be released. “If the footage ever gets out,” one unnamed star allegedly told him, “my family would disown me.”

Why Now?

When asked why he was testifying now, Williams didn’t mince words.

“Because if I don’t talk now, I’ll be next.”

His statement drew gasps — both in court and across social media, where hashtags like #KattTellsAll and #DiddyExposed began trending almost immediately.

The Fallout Begins

As of now, none of the celebrities named have publicly responded to Williams’s claims. Diddy’s legal team has denied all allegations in ongoing statements. But behind closed doors, sources say panic is setting in — as more court documents are expected to reveal the network of deals, coercion, and silence that allegedly fueled the careers of some of the most beloved figures in entertainment.

What Happens Next?

The next few days could redefine not just the outcome of Diddy’s trial, but the public’s perception of Hollywood itself. With more witnesses reportedly lined up and Katt Williams promising even more revelations, one thing is clear:

This is not just a trial. It’s a reckoning.

Stay tuned. This story is far from over.