Kevin Hart took exception at being questioned about Diddy’s purported love of baby oil after a video of them having fun went viral.

Amusement Tonight I found the comedian in West Hollywood on his way to dinner with his wife Eniko Hart and asked him a crazy question on the troubled Bad Boy CEO.

“Hi, Kev. Did you catch any baby oil when you hosted for Diddy, the paparazzo enquired.

“You asking the wrong person the wrong question, man,” Hart shot back, unimpressed.

When questioned about whether he believes Puffy is “safe in jail,” the Get Hard actor reiterated his evasive response.

The earlier query was to Kevin Hart’s 2010 celebration of Diddy’s record release, Last Train to Paris, with a party. The video of the event went viral lately following the mogul’s arrest for sex trafficking and racketeering.

Hart gave several “pause” reactions when Puffy requested him to sit next to him on a bed at the party, which took place in a hotel room in New York City and was broadcast live online. Later, Hart recounted “wrestling” Usher over breakfast when they shared a house.

The most unforgettable incident occurred when a bikini-clad woman was lounging in a bathtub when her hair caught fire on a candle. Hart, who was seated directly beside her, gasped and exclaimed, “Oh shit! Was that captured by the camera?

However, there was no indication of any “freak offs” in the broadcast.

Diddy’s criminal case is around his alleged sex parties; according to the prosecution, he forced ladies to have sex with male prostitutes while filming and masturbating.

The 54-year-old allegedly transported male sex workers across state borders and internationally for the rendezvouses, and used narcotics, assault, threats, and extortion to coerce the women into taking part.

The indictment stated that during the raids on Diddy’s residences earlier this year, federal officials found evidence of these alleged “freak offs,” including over a thousand bottles of baby oil and video footage of the sex sessions.

Later, Puffy’s attorney made an effort to defend his client’s massive lubricant hoard by saying that his client frequently purchases in bulk and that “they have Costcos in every place where he has a home.”

The retail behemoth, however, denied this assertion by stating that they don’t carry baby oil.