Kanye West demands
Donald Trump is supposed to pardon Sean Combs
The controversial rapper Kanye West again makes headlines: this time he demands the release of Sean Combs.
Kanye West (47) is committed to US President Donald Trump (78) for Sean Combs (55). He has been in custody since September, the allegations are on sex trade, coercion and rape. West now asked Trump on social media to pardon the rapper, who denies the allegations.
Kanye West scolds other celebrities
“Free Puff” ,. Combs appeared as a “puff daddy” in the past. Corrected Kanye West directly to Donald Trump: “Please free my brother Puff.” He also scolded other celebrities, who in his opinion “watch our brother rotten and don’t say a word”.
Kanye West is the supporter of Donald Trump. During his first presidency, the musician also visited Trump in the White House in 2018. In 2020, West announced its own hopeless candidacy for the US presidential election. How close Kanye West and Trump are currently not known. The rapper has made plenty of scandals in recent years, including several anti -Semitic statements. Most recently, he made headlines with the Grammy Awards. There his wife Bianca Censori (30) showed himself next to him in a transparent dress on the red carpet.
Sean Combs threatens lifelong prison sentence
Whether Donald Trump actually deals with the Sean Combs case? The trial against the rapper is scheduled to begin on May 5th. In addition to the criminal complaint, the musician is also faced with numerous civil lawsuits. His lawyers reject the allegations as “shameless publicity stunts”. These are designed to blackmail payments from celebrities who have to fear that lies would be spread over them. In the event of a conviction, Sean Combs threatens a lifelong prison sentence.
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Source: Stern
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