Nees Gadoni, the author of “The International Madam,” shares her journey from working as an intern at Sony to running an escort company and eventually encountering Diddy and his inner circle. Her story unveils a world of lavish parties, high-profile connections, and unexpected twists that led to her incarceration and subsequent exile from the United States.

Initially arriving in the US from Switzerland with plans to work in the Diamond District, Nees found herself in financial distress when her employer moved operations to Hong Kong. Struggling to make ends meet, she ventured into the escort business as a means of survival. What began as a side hustle quickly grew into a lucrative enterprise, with Nees managing a network of high-end escorts across the globe.

Through chance encounters and mutual connections, Nees found herself mingling in elite circles, eventually crossing paths with Diddy’s associates. Her friendship with Uncle Paulie, Diddy’s head of security at the time, provided her with opportunities to attend exclusive events and gain access to influential figures in the music industry.

As Nees became more entrenched in this world, she encountered requests that pushed her beyond her comfort zone. While substances and party favors were commonplace, she faced pressure to facilitate larger transactions, including smuggling operations. Despite initial reluctance, Nees felt indebted to her connections and reluctantly agreed to assist, ultimately leading to dire consequences.

Nees’s narrative sheds light on the blurred lines between privilege and peril in the entertainment industry. Her experiences highlight the seductive allure of fame and fortune, juxtaposed with the harsh realities of betrayal and legal entanglements. Through it all, Nees’s resilience and candor offer a glimpse into the complex dynamics of power and influence in the modern age.