Diddy trial: Influencer worries fans after scary encounter with rapper

Diddy's trial, which started on May 12, has been the talk of the town as the rapper faces sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

The 55-year-old musician stood the trial as witnesses continue to testify about his abusive nature, alleged freak-offs and disturbing details of his past relationships.

Stephanie Soo, an influencer, has been covering the overall trial by visiting the public hearings herself. Having first-hand experience, she explains the situation of the court room in her Youtube videos.

In one of the recent clips, Stephanie worried fans, calling out Diddy for "clearly stalking" the social media star. 

She recalled that the Bad Boy Records owner made an “eye contact with the press,” where her and team were seated at the “first row.”

After a “lengthy stare,” the rapper started nodding while “mouthing the words dramatically ‘I know you,’” seemingly smirking.

Another part of the video led to the speculation that the 29-year-old might be in danger after Stephanie revealed that she had to move “four times” during the trial.

In the clip, the podcaster stated how random people would come up to them to ask where they “are staying” after appreciating her show Rotten Mangoes.

What did Diddy say to sketch person?

A shocking co-incidence further raised eyebrows as the Youtuber used the word Koala to describe his visual appearance. 

It was later reported that the Victory hitmaker said to the sketch person: “Soften me up a bit, you’re making me look like a koala bear.”

Fans are speculating that the incidents have ties “to Diddy,” calling it “harassment and clearly stalking.”

One of her followers pointed out that, “This almost sounds like gangstalking. Please be safe and stay aware of your surroundings.”

Connecting the dots raises perplexing questions about the rapper’s access to the outside world while being a prison inmate. It is to be noted that the prisoners are not allowed keep mobile phones in their possession in order to maintain security.

This leads to another debate about the music mogul having strong connections that are used to monitor happenings of the world outside the jail. This can seemingly be used to explain Stephanie’s case of being approached and allegedly harassed. 

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