The repercussions of the scandal that recently shook the world of Hollywood, following the arrest of American rap star “Diddy”, continue to reveal new secrets about the stars who could be victims or involved with him in cases of sexual assault and corruption.
This could greatly affect the bright image of the rap music world in the United States.
Doubts surround ‘Redwan’ amid scandal
Among the names around which suspicion was raised was Moroccan international producer Nader Khayat, known as “Redwan”, who has close relationships, whether personally or professionally, with a number of Hollywood music stars. .
As talk of the Didi scandal intensified, Redwan was not spared from speculation about his knowledge of what was happening in that world.
“Redwan” clarifies its position
In statements to the press, Redwan explained that he was partially following the case, expressing his feeling of great disappointment and greater pain after discovering the existence of these topics in the world of music and entertainment, supposedly a creative environment free from scandals.
He emphasized, “Praise be to God who kept me away from such worlds, despite my presence in the music scene. »
His mother’s prayers saved him
The Moroccan producer also revealed, on the occasion of the launch of his first film, that his staying away from these negative circles was due to the prayers of his mother.
He added: “I’ve never been invited to these parties because they know I stay away from cigarettes and alcohol so I can’t fit into that atmosphere. »
Mixed reactions on social media
These statements sparked widespread controversy on social networks, with Moroccan activists divided between supporters and admirers of the Moroccan producer, who has managed to preserve his reputation, and those who are skeptical of his comments.
The group of supporters praised “Redwan” and felt that he had managed to avoid falling into the clutches of “Diddy”, while the other group saw that the American music world was between the Diddy’s hands and everyone knew how things were done there. .
