21-Year-Old Influencer Arrested in Connection with 'Diddy House' Sex Trafficking Allegations at Lavish Mansion

Nikita Tyukalo, 21, stands accused of orchestrating an illegal sex trafficking operation from a high-end rental mansion.

Tyukalo faces multiple felony charges, with allegations that he coerced young women into creating content for an adult platform from a lavish property in Bellevue, Washington. He pleaded not guilty during his arraignment at King County Superior Court, with his attorney claiming the accusations are unproven and asserting that Tyukalo was running a legitimate business.

Police allege that the operation was based in a mansion located in the Lakemont neighborhood, where neighbors reported large weekend parties attracting hundreds of attendees.

Locals dubbed the residence the “Diddy House,” also labeling it an “[adult content platform] house,” amid claims it was used for producing explicit online material. Bellevue Police Captain Joe Nault stated that officers observed numerous parents dropping off high-school-aged children at the home, likely unaware of the activities occurring inside.

Detective Alexander Slusser revealed that police first learned of the alleged human trafficking last December after receiving an email from a young woman who claimed to be a victim. Identified as “AC” in the documents, she wrote: “Dear Detective, My name is AC, and I am reaching out because I was a victim of theft and what I now understand was a sex-trafficking situation.”

AC later told Slusser that she met Tyukalo in 2024 when she was 17, and they subsequently entered into a romantic relationship.

She alleged that Tyukalo had “assisted women with running their adult content accounts ‘like an agency.’” AC claimed he persuaded her to create an adult content account, which led to an abusive relationship.

Investigators assert that Tyukalo projected an affluent lifestyle through high-end images, showcasing luxury cars like a McLaren and a Ferrari, stacks of cash, and multiple mobile devices to lure recruits. Operating under the name Nova Talent Management, he allegedly targeted young women with promises of modeling opportunities and earnings ranging from $8,000 to $10,000 monthly.

Once women arrived at the mansion, prosecutors allege they were forced to sign strict contracts or non-disclosure agreements designed to prevent them from leaving or speaking out. Charging documents detail a pattern of coercion, with women reportedly compelled to livestream and create explicit content for up to 20 hours daily.

The allegations include severe abuse and intimidation tactics. Victims described being kept awake with prescription amphetamines and enduring physical violence such as slapping, hair-pulling, and strangulation.

Reports indicate that women faced humiliation and food restrictions, including “fat-shaming” leading to starvation and having food and drink poured over them. Witness statements cited in court documents also mention incidents involving weapons.

One woman recounted being forced to crawl on the floor while Tyukalo pointed a gun at her. Another victim claimed she became suicidal and was allegedly handed a loaded firearm with instructions to use it. Prosecutors allege Tyukalo maintained strict financial control over the women, including taking over their social media accounts and changing passwords to restrict access.

One alleged victim stated she earned over $3,000 in just weeks but received none of it. Investigators claim bank accounts were opened in victims’ names without consent to funnel earnings to Tyukalo and his associates.

During a raid on the mansion, police reportedly seized luxury vehicles and recovered extensive digital evidence, including over 300 mobile phones, more than 50 laptops, a notebook tracking names and earnings, and a whiteboard outlining a “content plan.”

While current charges relate to four alleged victims, investigators believe the total could range from 30 to 50, with some women claiming they were approached as young as 16. Authorities are also examining connections to four additional properties in Bellevue and Renton.

Tyukalo remains in custody at King County Jail with bail set at $5 million. Prosecutors argued for a high bail amount due to concerns he could intimidate or threaten witnesses if released. His next court hearing is scheduled for June 30.