Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyer found himself in an awkward situation as he was tasked with explaining why authorities found more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil in the rapper’s residences following his arrest.

In response to Agnifilo’s claim that the baby oil could’ve been purchased in bulk at a Costco, the retailer told TMZ in a statement that they do not sell baby oil in any of their United States locations.

Costco said it doesn't even sell baby oil after Diddy's lawyer tried to explain the amount of "Freak Off" evidence seized by the feds.

Costco denies claims of selling baby oil to Sean "Diddy" Combs amid his sex trafficking indictment. Diddy's lawyer defends bulk purchases while Costco clarifies it doesn't carry baby oil in U.S. stores.

A rep for the nationwide chain told TMZ that it would be impossible for Diddy to have bought baby oil from them, as they don't sell the product.

Jimmy Kimmel wants to set the record straight ahead of Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s upcoming documentary about Sean “Diddy” Combs: Costco did not sell Diddy the alleged 1,000 bottles of baby oil used in his “Freak Offs.

Oop! A representative for Costco is addressing Diddy’s lawyer speculating that the now-disgraced mogul bought over a thousand bottles of baby oil in bulk from the wholesaler. RELATED: Experts Warn Against Baby Oil Use In Sex Following Diddy’s Indictment On September 16,