Terrence Howard Makes Shocking Claims Against Diddy: “He Made Sexual Advances Under the Guise of Acting Lessons”
Terrence Howard, renowned for his role in the series “Empire,” has made a startling revelation about Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is currently facing a slew of sexual abuse and trafficking allegations.
In a recent appearance on the Patrick Bet-David Podcast, Howard disclosed that Diddy had made sexual advances towards him, masked as an offer for professional collaboration.
Howard recounted that the famous producer invited him for acting lessons over several weeks, but instead of engaging in meaningful work, Diddy merely “looked at him.”
“He had no interest in acting; he just looked at me,” Howard stated. He also mentioned that his assistant had suggested Diddy was “trying to approach him sexually,” which led Howard to sever communication with the producer.
The actor further revealed that he has encountered similar advances from other Hollywood producers, all of which he has strongly rebuffed: “I’ve threatened to punch them in the mouth or blow their heads off.”
Emphasizing his stance on masculinity, Howard declared, “I don’t do gay roles; I don’t kiss men. For me, the man card is everything.”
Having faced allegations of violence against his ex-wife in the past, Howard expressed concerns about the pressures within the entertainment industry and how they affect the masculinity and integrity of artists.
“A lot of actors lose themselves for the sake of fame or profit. When you lose your masculinity, you lose your essence,” he concluded, stressing the importance of authenticity and dignity.
