The entertainment industry is in shock following a significant court decision on Wednesday, during the federal trial involving the downfall of music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’.
55-year-old former music mogul was found not guilty of charges including racketeering conspiracy and two counts of sex trafficking involving force, deception, or compulsion. This verdict came despite graphic testimony detailing accusations of sexual misconduct, forced substance abuse, and what was referred to as ‘bizarre sex acts.’
However, the journey didn’t turn out to be straightforward. Following three days of thorough consideration, the jury concluded that Combs was indeed accountable for two less severe charges: facilitating the transportation of people for purposes of prostitution.
Every instance could result in imprisonment for a maximum of ten years, and federal authorities have affirmed their intention to seek the maximum 20-year term.
The impressive result prompted quick and heartfelt responses throughout the entertainment industry, as Aubrey O’Day, one of Combs’ past proteges, was among the initial voices expressing their opinions.
In an Instagram post, the ex-singer of Danity Kane can be seen on video, clearly distressed as she watches events on TV unfold.



‘This makes me physically ill,’ she says in the clip.
This is a developing story….
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2025-07-02 18:03