Chopper, a former Bad Boy rapper, has alleged that Diddy is secretly gay and once had a liaison with another influential male figure in the music industry.
During an interview with The Art of Dialogue, the former Da Band member brought forward several accusations regarding his past label boss.
Chopper asserted that he saw Puffy “kissing” another influential man in a recording studio, though he didn’t specify who.
“I entered the studio and observed two strong men engaging in activities that made me feel uneasy.” “You can interpret that however you wish,” he stated.
“I opened the door, saw what I saw, and immediately closed the door […] It messed me up, I won’t lie,” he stated. After that, I saw Diddy in a different light. “I wasn’t really into that Bad Boy stuff anymore.”
The native of New Orleans stated that following the incident, the label’s executives treated him “well” and even allowed him to shoot the video for his single “Lil Daddy” at no cost.
Chopper also questioned Diddy’s sexuality, stating: “Yes, absolutely that dude is gay! Indeed, he is homosexual. However, I believe that being gay is not negative. “If that’s what they prefer, then that’s what they prefer.”
Diddy and his team have not responded to the allegations.
This isn’t the first instance where assertions have emerged regarding the sexuality of the mogul who is currently in prison.
A lawsuit initiated last year by The Love Album producer Lil Rod claimed that Diddy sexually harassed him and also engaged in sexual relations with Meek Mill, Usher, and former Bad Boy producer Stevie J.
The accusation stated that Puffy attempted to “induce [Rod] to participate in homosexuality” and “even shared a video of Stevie J anally penetrating a white male without a condom” in an effort to “alleviate [Rod’s] apprehension about homosexuality.”
Meek strongly refuted any sexual involvement with the Bad Boy leader, posting on X: “I’m from Philly; I don’t do coke or crazy molly … no one would even suggest coke to me because I’m that heavy … No man or watt would dare talk to me about gay actions, and the whole place wouldn’t get turned upside down.”
“That’s why I consistently hang out with my genuine friends around all these industry n-ggas,” he continued. “You won’t find me with anyone from the industry by myself; I can’t even have a conversation without my crew coming in. It’s always been like this.”
The Philadelphia rapper, a longtime friend of Diddy, recently seemed to distance himself from the embattled mogul, stating that he was “no Diddy gang.”
The comment did not resonate well with Diddy’s son, Justin Combs, who responded “smh” on the trending video.
