50 Cent has once again stirred up controversy, this time by teasing a new documentary that aims to expose Sean “Diddy” Combs. As the legal storm surrounding Diddy intensifies, his attorney has unexpectedly left the courtroom, raising even more questions about the case.  

50 Cent has been vocal on social media, asserting that Diddy is guilty and that he’s been calling it out long before the accusations gained public traction.

**Interviewer:** “Would you be open to a plea bargain?”

**Diddy’s Attorney:** “Well, it’s not up to me. It’s up to Mr. Combs, and I don’t see it happening.”

**Interviewer:** “Why?”

**Attorney:** “Because he believes he’s innocent.”

Meanwhile, Diddy’s legal troubles have deepened, as a major law firm has dropped him as a client. But why now? Legal expert Bradford Cohen weighs in, suggesting that the mounting allegations and the forthcoming documentary could have influenced their decision.

Diddy is facing a long list of accusations, with several witnesses prepared to testify. Authorities are scrutinizing his every move, and a recent revelation has only worsened his legal standing.

In a bizarre turn of events, just a week after authorities publicly searched his properties, Diddy reportedly handed over his passport and paid off an $18 million mortgage on his Miami home in full. Some believe this was a strategic move to secure a bail package, ensuring that if arrested, he could be released the next day.

His attorney insists:

“He has done everything—everything—someone under investigation can do. I can’t think of anything else he could have done. He’s fighting, he’s innocent, and he’s going to prove it.”

One of Diddy’s most loyal defenders has been Mark Geragos, who has refused to consider any plea deal.

**Interviewer:** “Would you be open to a plea bargain?”

**Attorney:** “It’s not up to me. It’s up to Mr. Combs, and I don’t see it happening.”

**Interviewer:** “Why?”

**Attorney:** “Because he believes he’s innocent. Not just for himself, but for his family and everyone targeted by the federal government.”

However, the prosecution is taking an aggressive stance, recently presenting evidence that Diddy used coded messages while in custody. Allegedly, he communicated via other inmates’ phone accounts to avoid detection, a clear violation of prison rules.

Federal prosecutors have raised concerns that Diddy may be attempting to influence witnesses and even jurors through social media, despite being behind bars.

Legal experts argue:

“If he’s not even following prison rules, why would the judge trust him to follow any conditions of release?”

Even more damning, the judge overseeing the case noted that Diddy violated prison communication policies, possibly to obscure his messages. While the court has not ruled on whether the content of his messages was improper, the mere act of evading monitoring is seen as a serious red flag.

Authorities have also uncovered evidence that Diddy allegedly used a third-party messaging service, “Contact Me ASAP,” to communicate with people outside prison. Reports suggest he was using his son’s email address—though it remains unclear if his son was actually involved.

Hundreds of text messages were exchanged using this app, some with attorneys, others with unidentified individuals. While attorney-client privilege typically protects communications, authorities are concerned about the possibility of witness tampering.

Adding to the chaos, a viral phone call between Diddy and his children recently sparked controversy. Some believed the call was AI-generated, but now, leaked details suggest it was real. The conversation included a cryptic mention of “pizza boxes,” leading conspiracy theorists to speculate that it was a coded message for something far more sinister.

Diddy: *“I need you to get rid of all the leftover pizza boxes.”*

Person on the other end: *“The what?”*

Diddy: *“All the boxes left over from the pizza. Did Jay reach out yet?”*

Diddy’s former bodyguard has also made shocking claims, suggesting that Jay-Z is strategically distancing himself from the scandal to avoid being implicated.

When asked about Jay-Z’s alleged involvement, the bodyguard responded:

“Diddy used to *hate* Jay-Z. He even tried to get Ja Rule to go after him back in the early 2000s. But then one day, we were at a Knicks game, and Diddy and Jay-Z were acting like best friends. It was weird. Over the years, they started throwing these fancy garden parties together. You could tell—Diddy had the power, and Jay-Z was next in line.”