Sean “Diddy” Combs' shocking past has made headlines in recent months, especially following his arrest on September 16 on charges of sex trafficking, extortion, and transporting for prostitution. However, a clip from his 2011 appearance on The Graham Norton Show has been re-released, revealing that he once wanted to invite “young bucks,” Prince William and Prince Harry, to his infamous party.

Combs sat down with the British TV personality along with Vince Vaughn and comedian Sarah Millican in the episode, with Norton telling the rapper. 'It said they wanted to invite Prince William and Prince Harry to Diddy's party.'

Diddy hesitated for a moment and then said, “I don't think ... anymore. I don't think there is. I mean, it used to be .......”

“I'm not sure if that's true,” he said, eliciting laughter from the audience.

“Don't ruin our royal wedding!” Norton joked. Norton made the joke in reference to William and Kate Middleton's wedding.

He admitted, however, that in the past he had wanted them to attend his infamous party.

“But you know, before, when they were young bucks growing up and causing a lot of problems for themselves ...... 'Why don't you play with me? '"

Diddy said.

Incidentally, the Princes never attended Combs' wild Hollywood party, but they did meet the Can't Nobody Hold Me Down singer at a 2007 concert after-party for Diana.

“You've met them,” Norton noted, showing a photo of William shaking hands with the rapper after the concert, “Look how cool William is shaking hands!” he joked.

The event, held on Princess Diana's 46th birthday, featured performances by artists such as Kanye West, Rod Stewart, Nelly Furtado, and Diddy, with Diddy paying tribute to the late Princess Diana with his eponymous song “I'll Be Missing You” in honor of the late Princess Diana.

Aside from the party-loving prince, Combs said in an interview on The Graham Norton Show that she had never met Queen Elizabeth, but “would love to.”

“She doesn't have to hang out with me, but we can go out for tea or something and kick back,” he said.