“You gotta know what your son is doing. This ain’t no secret.”

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Stephon Marbury has some choice words for Diddy and his mother. On Wednesday (Oct. 9), the former athlete took to social media where he uploaded a six-minute video discussing the sex trafficking allegations against Combs. He recalled when he first partied with Diddy alongside Allen Iverson when they were just getting their start in the NBA.

“Starbury” explained that Combs has always been about keeping up appearances, recalling when he asked him and A.I. to buy more bottles to bolster the party’s status. Stephon then pivoted to Combs’ mother recently defending her son from the allegations that she says paints him out to be a “monster.”

The ex-New York Knick claims that Janice Combs defending her son is not a good look because there is no way that she didn’t know about his alleged sex crimes. Marbury then spoke on the video of Diddy hitting his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, opining that instance probably “wasn’t the first time he’s hit a woman.”

 

“You gotta know what your son is doing. This ain’t no secret. Everybody knows this,” he said. “This ain’t nothing new. The parties… all of this stuff your son is doing. And that ain’t the first time he kicked a woman in her face… that don’t look like the first time you’ve given out an a** whooping… you a professional at that… Are we really believing this? Are we really seeing this?”

Concluding his video, Stephon spoke to a conspiracy theory that Combs’ misfortunes arose after he decided to sue BlackRock and Vanguard, two companies involved with Diageo. He insisted that, while the sex parties and assault were terrible, it was accusing the powerful companies of racism and hitting them with lawsuits that triggered Puffy’s downfall.

“You tried to go up against the army,” the athlete said while laughing. “Really? How did that go for you? The delusion of making money—a billion dollars is not a lot of money people. It keeps going, the money goes up, it doesn’t stop… It never stops.”

 

Ray J Addresses Diddy Allegations In Epic Rant During New Show Debut

“Everybody’s innocent until proven guilty?”

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In the wake of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ recent arrest on federal charges, Ray J has stepped into the conversation, expressing his thoughts on the situation during an epic rant.

On the most recent episode of his new show, The Reality Check News, the 43-year-old spoke out about the allegations surrounding Combs, who was arrested last month amid an indictment on racketeering, sex trafficking, and kidnapping charges.

“Diddy was my friend,” Ray J said of his personal relationship with the disgraced mogul. “What do you do when you never seen all this sh*t that people are talking about? Do you believe it? Everybody’s innocent until proven guilty?”

Singer Ray J and Diddy at the VEVO and Compound Entertainment Present “Ne Yo And Friends” – Inside at Avalon on November 21, 2010 in Hollywood, California. Charley Gallay/Getty Images for VEVO
From there, Ray J’s commentary became increasingly graphic, as he addressed allegations of Diddy engaging in homosexual behavior with other men against their will.

“Do you forgive somebody for taking somebody’s a**?” he asked, as a photo of Combs appeared on the stream. “There’s a lot of people out here taking from people. People are getting robbed of not only their money and their spirituality, they’re getting robbed of their womanhood and manhood. A**es are being taken in ways that nobody can explain.”

The singer would go on to reference Combs’ alleged massive supply of baby oil and lubricant, joking of his plans to introduce his own lubricant, dubbed “Ray-Y Jelly.” “I see a lot of jokes out there right now talking about baby oil,” he added. “Everybody got a joke about having about baby oil or lube. Is that okay? Is that the message?”

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However, Ray J would allude to having knowledge of other powerful figures within the entertainment world having engaged in unsavory conduct, threatening to expose their wrongdoing due to their hypocrisy.

“I’m exhausted with the people in this industry that have power who are abusing the power,” Ray J said at one point during the episode. “I can say a lot of names… I won’t today but I will soon.”

Last month, Combs was taken into custody on federal racketeering, sex trafficking, and kidnapping charges, leading to widespread media coverage and public speculation. The mogul has maintained his innocence behind all charges against him and is currently appealing the denial of his request for release on bond.

 

Watch Ray J’s The Reality Check News below.