Amid the numerous allegations that Sean “Diddy” Combs is dealing with, Caresha, aka Yung Miami, has remained comparatively quiet about their relationship. Now, she is talking out about her expertise on an episode of her in style podcast, Caresha Please. Nonetheless, the rapper’s response left followers and social media customers with extra questions than solutions.
After a hiatus, Yung Miami’s Caresha Please podcast is again! The podcast acquired sidelined after only one season. Many speculated the delay was because of the present being owned by Revolt TV, a brainchild of Diddy, and Caresha’s relationship with him. The rapstress and disgraced media mogul had a rumored relationship since 2021, with the 2 confirming their relationship standing on the famed podcast in June 2022. However, the present returned, and Yung Miami was the primary visitor.
With the assistance of her longtime buddy Saucy Santana the mom of two sat down to debate a number of subjects, together with the top of The Metropolis Women, her relationship with JT, and Diddy’s downfall. As BOSSIP reported, Diddy is dealing with many authorized points after being sued by a number of folks for sexual assault, abuse, and trafficking. Naturally, followers appeared to Yung Miami as the 2 had been brazenly relationship on the time of the primary lawsuit, filed by Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura.
Within the interview, the Metropolis Women rapper confirmed that she and Diddy are now not seeing one another. She additionally said she was by no means abused within the relationship and that they each benefitted from being collectively. Nonetheless, some followers should not shopping for it.
Different social media customers expressed comparable sentiments, stating that the femcee went “too simple” on the Unhealthy Boy founder.
Saucy Santana Defends The Caresha Please Interview
It’s no secret that Santana and Yung Miami are greatest pals. The 2 usually make public appearances collectively and have become identified for his or her frequent Instagram Stay classes. Nonetheless, some viewers had been involved {that a} buddy of Caresha’s was conducting the interview. Some social media customers felt that two may have rehearsed their questions and responses. Moreover, some really feel Santana may have requested extra profound questions.
After the interview started to flow into on social media, the “Materials Woman” rapper defended Caresha. Santana not too long ago posted a video to TikTok to thank followers for watching and reply questions. He addressed the choice for him to interview Caresha and said that the previous Metropolis Women rapper has been having a tough time since Diddy allegations surfaced. Throughout this time, Santana was by her facet, and now feels he was the proper individual to make her really feel comfy and weak.
“It’s been an actual robust time for Caresha behind the scenes, and I used to be there,” he said. “It will be occasions the place I’d stand up and go to Miami simply to be together with her and Caresha is a really non-public individual. So I don’t know who would have been, who else would have been in a position to actually make her open up and be weak. And it was a troublesome interview, however we acquired by it.”
Santana then went on to slam these criticizing Caresha over her “fact.”
“If she was attempting to avoid wasting face, she would have achieved that a very long time in the past. As a substitute, she endured all of the merciless bulls**t that y’all did to her, and he or she spoke at her personal tempo and at her personal time. You’ll be able to’t get mad at somebody about their fact,” Santana mentioned.
Santana was additionally positive to state that he nor Caresha denied anybody else’s expertise with Diddy.
“No matter occurred to another person’s previous, we don’t neglect that. We don’t say that it didn’t occur, and we don’t condone it. However, so far as Caresha, she spoke the reality as to what she skilled, and that’s the one factor that she may inform y’all.”
For the reason that Caresha Please interview aired, Caresha has not made additional statements.