Diddy warned Justin Bieber not to talk about things he did “with Big Brother Buff” live

The relationship between Sean “Diddy” Combs and singer Justin Bieber has been much explored in light of the sexual assault allegations that led to the 54-year-old musician and businessman's arrest. In a now recovered video, it was recorded in 2011 in Talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, when Bieber was just 16 years old, Diddy said the two became friends “in a weird way” and warned the singer against talking about “things that… [fazia] With Big Brother Buff,” adding, “There are things that not everyone needs to know.”

When the broadcaster asked him if they would work together, Diddy answered in the negative, also saying: “For many of us, he is like a little brother… He is not afraid to reach out to us and ask for advice.” He defended the music industry as a “strong family” and said that he, like many people, wanted to “protect” Bieber because he is a “good person.” “Besides his talent, he is one of the best kids you will ever meet.”

After Bieber revealed that Diddy had bought him a Lamborghini, Diddy looked to the side, looking visibly uncomfortable, then added a warning that the young singer should not talk about such matters. Recalling the two days they spent together in 2009, the businessman also defended: “We can't reveal where we were or what we did, but it was definitely a 15-year-old boy's dream.”

Remember, Diddy is being held awaiting trial, on sex trafficking and racketeering charges, which could mean, at a minimum, a 15-year prison sentence, and at the maximum, life in prison. One Texas lawyer also revealed that he represents 120 people accusing the musician of sexual assault, including 25 minors. A representative for Bieber recently said that the singer, now 30, is aware of Diddy's “arrest and all the allegations,” but did not want to comment, focusing on being a “great father and husband.”

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