MIAMI, FLORIDA – Yung Miami, the ex-girlfriend of Sean “Diddy” Combs, has spoken out to deny allegations of being a “prostitute.” The denial comes in response to a lawsuit filed by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones. The controversy was further fueled when rapper 50 Cent shared a video on Instagram of Yung Miami referring to herself as a “whore.” Yung Miami clarified in the comments section that the term was being taken out of context and was a slang term her gay cousin used.
In a subsequent Instagram post, 50 Cent expressed that he had no intention of hurting Yung Miami and acknowledged her involvement in his TV series “BMF.” The lawsuit filed by Lil Rod accuses Diddy of harassment, drugging, and threats, as well as sex trafficking. Yung Miami is one of the women named in the lawsuit. Previously, Diddy and Yung Miami went public with their romantic relationship, but they confirmed their split in April 2023.
The lawsuit filed by Lil Rod also alleges that Yung Miami transported drugs for Diddy. The drugs in question are referred to as “pink cocaine,” a combination of ecstasy and cocaine. The suit further claims that Diddy obtained these drugs from Brendan Paul, who was arrested on drug possession charges in March. When Paul failed to deliver the drugs, Lil Rod accused Diddy of using Yung Miami as an alternative source.
Yung Miami’s representative has provided evidence to refute Lil Rod’s claims. They claim to have time-stamped photo evidence that shows Yung Miami in New York City at the time when the lawsuit alleges she was trafficking drugs. Diddy’s lawyer has dismissed the lawsuit and referred to Lil Rod as a liar seeking a payday.
The controversy surrounding Diddy intensified when Homeland Security raided his homes in Los Angeles and Miami, as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation. Diddy’s attorney has called the raid an “unprecedented ambush” and a “witch hunt” based on baseless accusations. As of now, there have been no findings of criminal or civil liability in relation to the allegations against Diddy.
In conclusion, Yung Miami has denied allegations of being a “prostitute” and involvement in drug trafficking. The controversy comes as part of a larger lawsuit filed against Diddy by Lil Rod, who accuses the rapper of harassment, threats, and sex trafficking. Diddy’s attorney has vehemently denied these allegations, calling them baseless. The investigations into the allegations and the lawsuit are ongoing.