Justin Bieber says he feels “disgusted” by the accusations against P. Diddy

According to the New York portal Us Weekly, after a few weeks of speculation, Justin Bieber decided to speak out about the accusations against P. Diddy, his former mentor. During this period of accusations, many controversies and theories involving the musician's name emerged on social media, and now Bieber says he is “disgusted” with the whole situation.

Justin's statement

Over the past few weeks, many theories about the Canadian singer's relationship with the businessman have been circulating on the internet. Most of them address issues such as abuse and exploitation of Justin Bieber, during the beginning of his career, even as a child. The musician, however, had chosen not to talk about the topic and sources had already said that he would be focused on his family.

Bieber finally decided to speak out on the subject and people close to him revealed in an interview that the singer “has nothing to do” with the accusations and with P. Diddy. Furthermore, his advisor also spoke out and emphasized that Canadians should avoid any type of conversation and discussion on this topic.

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Conspiracy theories

Justin Bieber's name has been mentioned in many conspiracy theories linked to the arrest of Diddy, formerly known as Sean Combs. Since Diddy was arrested on charges of racketeering and sex trafficking-related crimes, internet users have revisited old videos of him interacting with major music industry figures such as Jay-Z, Rihanna and Mariah Carey.

In one of these videos, Diddy appears talking to a young Bieber, suggesting that he could give him a house, a luxury car and take him “to pick up girls.” Despite this, Bieber has already stated that he prefers not to get involved in discussions about arrests for these charges, focusing on his family.

The first day of the rapper's trial took place last Wednesday (09), at the Metropolitan Detention Center, in Brooklyn, New York.

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