The relationship between Taylor Swift and tycoon Diddy creates endless curiosity in the online community.

Recently, netizens were surprised when the Rachel Ray talk show featuring Taylor Swift in 2011 was “dug up”. Here, the female singer played a game of choosing a group of famous stars, and Diddy, Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez, Justin Timberlake and Sheryl Crow were chosen as a group to go to the prom with her.

The female singer born in 1989 began to praise everyone in the group. When it was Diddy’s turn, Taylor Swift affirmed: “Diddy has always been very nice to me, it would be great if he went to the prom with me”. Host Rachel Ray also added: “He’s a gentleman, right? He’s a lovely gentleman”.

Taylor Swift on a talk show in 2011

Singer Chooses Diddy as His Dream Prom Partner

In addition to praising Diddy on the show, Taylor also took photos with Diddy at the 2009 and 2023 MTV VMAs. On social media, many netizens expressed sympathy for Taylor Swift. They defended the singer, saying that she was too young at the time and did not know about Diddy’s crimes. In addition, Taylor has always been kind and considerate to her colleagues and fans, so the singer’s actions are not surprising.

Diddy – Taylor Swift take a photo together at the 2009 MTV VMAs…

Diddy was arrested in New York (USA) on September 16. This tycoon was accused of a series of serious crimes related to sex, prostitution, extortion… but did not plead guilty in the trial held on September 17. Previously, Cassie Ventura – Diddy’s ex-girlfriend – accused and filed a lawsuit against the rapper for “using money and power to conceal evidence of physical and mental abuse”.

1 week after Diddy was arrested, the US Security Investigations Bureau publicly released the indictment exposing the crimes of this “sexual predator” and causing a global shock. Accordingly, Diddy and members of the Combs Enterprise group, including senior supervisors, security personnel, family staff and personal assistants, were accused of organizing many Freak Offs – sexual gatherings, drug use.

During these gatherings, the hip-hop star allegedly beat, threw objects, and physically and mentally abused his victims to force them to participate in acts of his choosing. The attacks were described as “often causing injuries that took days or weeks to heal.” In addition, Diddy controlled his victims in a variety of ways, including physical violence, promises of job opportunities, threats to cut off financial support, and other coercive measures, including tracking their whereabouts and medical records, and providing them with narcotics.

More than 120 victims have come forward, but Diddy has denied the charges. The rapper has applied for bail three times but has been denied. The list of crimes committed by hip-hop mogul Diddy is not over. Lawyers have filed at least five new civil lawsuits against the notorious rapper in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. Although the plaintiffs have not been named, they are revealed to be two men and three women. Diddy is accused of a series of rapes against a businessman, a personal trainer, a 17-year-old musician, and a young singer in 2022 alone. Notably, in the new lawsuits, Diddy is accused of raping a 13-year-old girl after a party at the VMAs in 2000. The shocking case also involves two other Hollywood artists. In a 19-page court filing, Jane Doe (name changed), now 37, said the incident occurred after she went to her bedroom to lie down because she felt dizzy and had a headache from drinking at a party on September 7, 2000. According to the victim, Diddy, along with two celebrities, a man and a woman, entered the room with crazy eyes and forced her to perform sex acts.

On October 10, Diddy appeared for his first public hearing. He caused outrage by blowing kisses and waving cheerfully to relatives in court. At the recent hearing, Diddy did not speak but authorized his attorney to sue the government for releasing a video of him attacking his ex-girlfriend to the media. The rap mogul’s trial is set for May 5, 2025.

Diddy is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York, awaiting a court date in May next year.