Aubrey O’Day has steadily set its foot on Sean “Diddy” Combs Hals during the last nine months of his mounting sexual assault lawsuits. Now O'Day is apparently responding to Diddy's sex trafficking and other accusations with music.
As previously reported, a Manhattan judge booked the producer into Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center on September 17. Another judge denied his bail request the following day. His lawyer has announced plans for a quick trial, but acknowledged that the timeline depends on whether prosecutors release their case details. Meanwhile, a retired Brooklyn MDC director has said Diddy's pretrial detention could be a tough one.
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Aubrey seems to surprise Diddy with throwback song
As for Aubrey, her new song marks the second time she's responded to Diddy's legal troubles. Last week, O'Day used her X account (formerly Twitter) to repost supportive messages about Combs' constant public comments. In addition, she shared her own words about justice, calling P. Diddy's arrest a “victory for women.”
“The purpose of Justice is to create closure and give us the space to start a new chapter,” wrote Aubrey O'Day. “Women never get that. I feel vindicated. Today is a victory for women all over the world, not just me. Things are finally changing.”
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Last weekend, the singer shared a collage of her and Diddy on her Instagram stories. In black lettering, she revealed that she wrote the song in 2013. The lyrics of the song talk about there being “no escape” from an uncertain situation and feeling “betrayed.”
Aubrey also shared the track and the Diddy cover on her X profile, along with other posts criticizing the producer. Within 12 hours, her X tease of the track received over 21,000 views and about 33 reactions from supportive fans.
@Jenn_McW wrote: “You have persevered despite all the adversities. Most people don't know how much courage it takes. I sincerely hope that the current situation can bring you some healing. Thank you for not giving up.”
@IamKrock added: “I was standing ten feet away on business, my girl was talking with her chest! Everyone just decided to ignore Aubrey. And now look at that.”
@ray_tell7 replied: “Queen, you've been saying that about Diddy since the band was founded. You're the only one who stood up to him. There was a time when there was no one else. Everyone was afraid, but not you. You were a really strong woman.”
While @KingStaxx91 said, “That's what you've been told from the beginning. I'm glad you've finally got your way. Lord, protect this woman at all costs!”
Less than a year before Cassie filed the sexual assault claims against Diddy in November 2023, O'Day claimed he had made a move on her. She revealed that Combs had kicked her out of Dainty Kane after she failed to do what was “expected of her,” which implied sexual favors.
Then, in March, after federal authorities raided Sean Combs' homes in Miami and Los Angeles, O'Day spoke out. “What you sow, you will reap. I pray that this encourages all victims in the United States to finally speak out about what we have endured.” she wrote in Instagram Stories.
Former Bad Boy Records artist Aubrey O'Day reacts to the raid on Diddy's house. pic.twitter.com/81TttFStG8
— The Art of Dialogue (@ArtOfDialogue_), March 25, 2024
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