A resurfaced video has offered clues about what the Department of Homeland Security may have found during raids on Sean “Diddy” Combs’ mansions. Kevin Hart got a sneak peek of what authorities discovered at the hip-hop mogul’s properties, further intensifying the controversies surrounding him.

The video in question, which has resurfaced on social media, shows Kevin Hart alongside Diddy in an intimate setting, warning about certain objects in the bedroom. In the video, Diddy tells Hart, “Don’t go near the bed ,” while the rapper drinks champagne. While it’s unclear if the video was recorded at one of Diddy’s properties, it suggests it could have been somewhere he was staying.

At one point, Hart jokes, “First of all, I’m not getting in bed,” as he points to a dividing line between himself and the rapper to avoid being filmed near the bed. When the camera follows Hart’s direction, it passes what appears to be a silver sex toy in plain view on the bed.

Diddy, known for launching the careers of artists including Notorious BIG, Mary J. Blige and Usher, faces multiple lawsuits alleging physical abuse, sexual assault and sex trafficking.

Among the allegations, a music producer alleged that Combs forced him to engage in sexual acts with sex workers. Another lawsuit accuses him of sexually assaulting a minor as part of a sex trafficking scheme. In addition, R&B singer Cassie, Diddy’s former partner, filed a lawsuit alleging trafficking, rape and physical abuse.

Diddy has denied all allegations and vowed: “I will fight for my name, my family and the truth.”

The Department of Homeland Security conducted raids at several of Diddy’s properties in Los Angeles and Miami on Monday. Following the searches, Combs reportedly left the country on his private jet.

Homeland Security agents searched the Star Island mansion from 3:30 p.m. until after midnight. According to a source at the Miami Herald, agents used a tank to knock down a 15-foot-tall custom gate at the mansion.

During the Miami Beach raid, four people in Diddy’s entourage were handcuffed by federal agents. In addition, Brendon Paul, Diddy’s alleged drug courier, was arrested for drug possession at the Opa-locka airport in Florida.

Diddy’s attorney, Aaron Dyer, called the raid an “excessive use of military-level force.” However, he said his client “cooperated with authorities” during the investigation.

Despite his influence and extravagant lifestyle, legal battles and raids have put Diddy in a difficult position. With electronic devices seized and former collaborators willing to testify against him, the rapper’s future seems uncertain. Allegations of sex trafficking and abuse have rocked both the music industry and Hollywood, and the next steps of justice could define Diddy’s fate in the coming months.