Yung Miami to Address Diddy Allegations on Upcoming ‘Caresha Please’ Episode: ‘This Wasn’t Easy’
Yung Miami is “ready for the smoke.” The City Girls alum is speaking out about her time dating Diddy and the myriad sexual misconduct lawsuits against Sean Combs — one of which included her.
Caresha Please is returning to Revolt on Thursday night (Aug. 8), and ahead of the new season’s explosive episode, Yung Miami released a teaser where she gets emotional with her responses surrounding Diddy.
“This wasn’t easy, My Truth, My side, MY STORY But I’m ready for the smoke! TONIGHT @ 8pm EST on @REVOLTTV #CareshaPlease,” she wrote on X.
Yung Miami sat down with Saucy Santana to open up about remaining quiet throughout the jarring allegations made against Diddy when they were together. “I ain’t bring us this far to go backwards,” she said with tears streaming down her cheeks. “I said I was gon’ tell my truth.”
Fans have the 8 p.m. ET episode down as appointment television and are ready to hear from Yung Miami. “Chile lemme get my blunt ready for tonight,” one person wrote. Another fan asked: “Omg this the first time i’ve seen you crying?”
Diddy and Yung Miami sparked dating rumors in 2021 and appeared to be on-and-off over the next couple of years with their relationship before splitting for good in 2023.
Yung Miami — born Caresha Brownlee — was actually named in a civil lawsuit filed by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones Jr. in February when he claimed that Miami was a sex worker for Diddy and brought “pink cocaine” to her.
Weeks later, Miami’s former City Girls partner JT denied ever having Diddy or Yung Miami supply her with drugs. “First of all I was in the half way house being drug tested EVERY night I went in! I explained this YEARS ago I NEVER did cocaine & never will it actually destroyed my family,” she wrote to X in March. “Y’all get on her making jokes about shit for shits & giggles & don’t know ppl post trauma! Stop playing with me! PLEASE.”
Combs has been laying low since being hit with a sprawling lawsuit by his ex Cassie in November, which they settled less than 24 hours later. In the months since, a litany of sexual abuse lawsuits have been filed against Diddy. His Los Angeles and Miami homes were raided by federal agents in March, but no arrests were made.
Diddy has maintained his innocence and along with his lawyers has vehemently denied the allegations made against him.
Watch the Caresha Please trailer below. Tune into Revolt at 8 p.m. ET for the premiere.
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