50 cents to Kesha: Celebrities react to judgment in the Diddy process

Sean “Diddy” Combs (55) threatened a lifelong prison sentence in his well -respected New York court process. However, the jury only guilty the rap mogul in two out of five charges. In the most serious points, allegations of the conspiracy of organized crime and sex trade, Combs, which had rejected all allegations, was acquitted. This threatens the rapper a maximum penalty of up to 20 years in prison instead of life. Several celebrities have commented critically after the verdict was announced.

Rap colleague has not been speaking well on Combs for years. Disrififting along with three applause emojis: “Diddy beat Rico, the boy is a bad man!” Rico stands for the “Racketeter Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act”, a law that is directed against organized crimes. And describes Sean Combs as “gays John Gotti” and as “gay Teflon-Don”, which he is not afraid of. Gotti, who died in 2002, to date, one of the most famous Mafia family of family in the United States, received the nickname “Teflon-Don” from the media because charges did not really want to have liable for a long time. Many users in the comments find 50 cents contributions funny, but it does not testify to open -mindedness and tolerance to use the word “gay” in an insulting context.

Singer Kesha (38) also makes no secret of what she thinks of Combs, since his ex-girlfriend, singer Cassie Ventura (38), complained against the rapper in 2023 and raised serious allegations. In Kesha’s Hit “Tik Tok” from 2009 it once said: “Wake Up in the Mornin ‘Feelin’ Like P. Diddy”. As part of the many allegations against the rapper: “Wake Up in the Mornin ‘Like’ Fxck P. Diddy ‘”. After the partial success for Combs in court, the 38-year-old continues to be Ventura. “Cassie, I believe you. I love you. Your strength is a beacon for all survivors”.

The singer Aubrey O’Day (41) tells that she actually becomes evil in the judgment. “Cassie probably feels so terrible. Igitt, I have to throw up,” she says in a short clip in which “CNN” reports on the verdict. She also writes that “the cultural importance of this decision” is immeasurable. “It is heartbreaking to see how many life have been influenced by experiences with Sean Combs – just so that the jury does not do justice to these stories. I can only hope that these juries will never have to watch how someone they love, what so many survivors have described.” She too is in thoughts at Ventura. “Neither women, men nor artists are the property of those who have the most wealth, fame and power. We are not unnecessary. Twelve people on a jury will not choose that.”

Actress Rosie O’Donnell (63) is also horrified. “I guess a jury never wants to believe that a woman stays because of power and coercion. Wow” ,. “You just think that women stay because of what? Money, fame, ‘they love abuse’. What a damned joke! This decision made me angry.”

Like Cassie Ventura, Dawn Richard (41) had said in the New York trial against Combs. The singer, who became known to the Girlgroup Danity Kane, is disappointed, among other things, but is combative. Her lawyer in a statement: “Today’s shared judgment is a disappointment, but the criminal charges differ from the civil law claims that we submit against Sean Combs and which we fought. We will continue to fight aggressively in our case until we receive full and complete justice for Dawn.”

The sentence should only be announced at a later date – probably on October 3. This date can still be moved. Sean Combs was arrested in September 2024, and according to the US media reports, the law enforcement authorities accused him of threatening and abused people between 2004 and 2024. In addition to the indictment in New York, there are also numerous civil lawsuits against the rapper, in which he is accused of abuse and rape, among other things.