After widespread online speculation about Justin Bieber’s relationship with Diddy during his teenage years, sources close to the singer have confirmed that there was nothing inappropriate between them.
According to TMZ insiders—some of whom have been directly involved in Justin’s life—Diddy has never sexually or otherwise abused the singer.
In 2011, Diddy addressed the topic during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, stating that Justin “knows better than to talk about what he does with ‘Big Brother Puff’ on national television.”
Additionally, in a 2009 video, Diddy promised Bieber, then 15, that he would let him drive one of his cars when he turned 16. Diddy also mentioned they would spend 48 hours together, calling it “every 15-year-old’s dream,” though he did not specify what they would do or where they would go.
Sources indicate that these moments were primarily for publicity and that Bieber did not have a close personal relationship with Diddy. Instead, his friendships were mainly with Diddy’s sons, Quincy and Justin Combs.
Justin’s representative provided a statement to TMZ: “While Justin is not among Sean Combs’ victims, there are individuals who have been truly harmed by him. Shifting the focus away from this reality undermines the justice these victims rightfully deserve.”
