The number seems to grow with each revelation.
According to lawyer Tony Buzbee, there are 500 potential victims of P Diddy. Women, sometimes very young, but also men. The rap superstar and producer is at the heart of a file of at least 14 pages. The former Puff Daddy is accused of sexual assault and sex trafficking by at least 120 people who have filed complaints against him.
And even more, while Diddy’s great friend since the 90s, Jay Z, also finds himself accused of rape, the allegations of “complicity” against the most famous celebrities in the industry never end. not. Clearly, we suspect stars of having participated in the sexual violence depicted by the complainants, particularly during the “White Parties”, the rapper’s so-called “mythical” evenings.
On social networks, they fuel Internet users’ theories, even the most elaborate. From Beyoncé to Jennifer Lopez via Leonardo Dicaprio and Ashton Kutcher (a theory with drawers to find here), rumors abound, like those of the whistleblower Jaguar Wright – whose portrait we present here.
Among the allegations to be taken with a grain of salt, many fingers today point to one of the kings of Hollywood, although increasingly controversial: Will Smith. The Bad Boys actor is accused of having participated (like hundreds of stars) in P Diddy’s famous parties and keeping secret the violence that may have taken place there.
A rapper before being an actor, having never really left the musical world (numerous hits punctuate his major film roles), and for a good three decades, Will Smith can only know the very influential producer, and those very close to him friends – like Jay Z. Which inevitably arouses fans’ deductions. It must be said that even Rihanna, the undisputed queen of pop, is readily the subject of the most direct deductions when it comes to the “P Diddy affair”.
Will Smith, complice ?
The star reacts to the rumors: Will Smith on the P Diddy affair
But what does Will Smith say about all this?
Well, something very rare regarding the stars questioned by the public in the context of this monumental affair (there have been many since last September), the Prince of Bel Air has decided to react publicly. To silence rumors and share his own truth to his millions of fans.
“In the world we live in right now, it’s really hard for you to discern what’s real and what’s true, you know?“, Will Smith first expressed himself in the middle of a concert, during an intervention shared on the TikTok platform. “And I’ve seen a lot of memes around all this about me“Memes are these images, photos and GIFs decorated with an inscription, most often for humorous purposes, and with very strong viral potential. They circulate widely on social networks.
“And while I haven’t addressed any of this publicly yet, I just want to make this very clear: I have nothing to do with ‘Puffy.’ So y’all can stop all these memes“, developed the star of Men In Black and I am legend, specifying that some of the ironic montages concerning him “are funny“.
“Don’t put me in other people’s shit. I haven’t been near that man, I haven’t done anything stupid“, concludes Will Smith in his public speech. “So every time you hear it, if someone says that, it’s a fucking lie. I don’t even have bottles of oil at home!“.
Statements which have the merit of being clear, even though they should not appease the most conspiratorial followers on social networks, from the affectionate nickname addressed to the rapper (“Puffy”) to the slightly disturbing humor of the the actor (which refers to the bottles of oil which served as lubricant for the producer in his gigantic home, bottles found by the hundreds by the police last September).
Business to follow?
