Diddy will remain in jail after his latest bid for bail was denied, with the rapper's attorney making an extraordinary offer for him to be held on a private island.

At the core of the federal case against Diddy are the events at various parties that the rapper has thrown, allegedly for years. The parties were called “freak-offs” and according to the allegations, included women being transported and forced or coerced into performing sexual acts, which were also allegedly recorded.