R. Kelly Defends Diddy Against Sex Trafficking Charges: 'I Don't Believe None Of [It]'

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R. Kelly has perhaps unsurprisingly defended Diddy following his arrest for sex trafficking and racketeering.

Kelly, who himself is currently behind bars after being convicted of sex trafficking and an assortment of other sex crimes, has claimed that Puffy’s arrest is part of a wider conspiracy against the rap mogul.

Radar Online claims to have spoken to the incarcerated singer about Diddy’s case, though the conversation could not be independently verified and no audio of the chat is available.

They claim Kelly said: “I don’t believe none of this shit. You could tell me about Puffy, you could tell me about anybody. You could tell me on the news, the weather, the sky is blue, I’m not gonna believe the shit.”

The R&B legend also allegedly said that celebrities are being “hunted” by federal authorities, with Diddy being targeted because of the way he flaunted his wealth.

He purportedly added: “The shit is crazy. Motherfuckers out there laughing and making comedian jokes and doing all the other shit on the radio and everything else, but they ass could be next.

“That’s what’s so fucked up about it. They so stupid they don’t even realize the moves that’s going on.”

Diddy is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, which previously housed R. Kelly for some time before he was moved to a prison in North Carolina.

 

Kelly is not the only person to suggest that Diddy’s legal problems are part of a conspiracy.

Ice Cube previously made unsubstantiated claims on the PBD Podcast that unnamed people in power were working against the Bad Boy boss.

“I believe he’s being targeted,” he said. “I believe somebody has the power to pull the trigger to make this stuff just domino effect happen.”

The rapper and actor then appeared to walk back some of his comments: “I don’t know enough to even be able to be specific on any of this stuff. It’s just all speculation.“I just know he was cool up until a point and then this stuff started happening. So I believe somebody, like I said, said, ‘Yo, he’s our new guy. We on to this year,’ or whatever.”

Cube also denied that he ever attended any of Diddy’s parties which have been termed “freak offs.”

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GloRilla Threatens To 'Tweak Out' After Rod Wave Invades Her Album Release Date

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GloRilla has made it clear to Rod Wave that she isn’t happy about him invading her album release date.

Rod announced on Instagram on Thursday (September 26) that his upcoming project Last Lap will arrive on October 11, which just so happens to be the same day that Glo’s debut LP Glorious lands on streaming services.

The Memphis rapper was none too pleased about the clash and commented on his post: “WHY DF WOULD YOU DROP ON MY DAY I’M FINNA TWEAK OUT.”

Rod then appeared to confirm that he was not moving his release date, writing on his Instagram Stories: “La twin drop same night” alongside a photo of him and Glo in the studio together.

GloRilla only just revealed that Glorious will be dropping on October 11.

She made the announcement on social media, saying: “GLORIOUS da album dropping 10/11 [fire emoji] So grateful to be sharing this with y’all and as a little treat I’m blessing y’all with HOLLON tonight at midnight,” referencing her latest single.

The “Tomorrow 2” hitmaker also unveiled the album’s artwork, which many fans compared to that of Rihanna’s own debut Music of the Sun.

“I really see the vision wait…” one person wrote on social media next to a side-by-side of the two covers.

Another fan made a joke about Glo’s thick Memphis accent, commenting: “her Murrrsic of the Sun wait—”

Last year, GloRilla shared an audio clip of a voicemail left by her grandmother (presumably to her mother), where she asserted that Glo and Rihanna share a striking resemblance.

 

“How come you didn’t tell me Rihanna and Gloria look so much alike?” her grandmother began. “I can’t tell them girls apart on TV. That girl look just like your daughter.”The album news will be music to Rih’s ears as she previously inquired about its arrival following the success of Glo’s summer anthem “TGIF.”

In July, the Bajan superstar privately messaged the Memphis native with a self-deprecating comment that read: “You got all summer sis! I know dis wild hypocritical but when the album drop?”

Big Glo shared the message in a recap of her visit to the 2024 BET Awards but did not show her response to the “Umbrella” singer.

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