Diddy Trial: Judge issues statement after Kanye West's visit

Diddy was backed up by his pal Kanye West, who paid unexpected visit to the ongoing federal trial of the rapper in New York.

After the appearance of the rapper, Judge Mathis gave his two cents about Kanye showing up un-invited. He noted that it created “more drama than we have seen already.”

Although Judge questioned the intention of the Famous hitmaker, he encouraged his friends and family to attend the ongoing trial.

While speaking with TMZ, he admitted having no soft spot for the imprisoned musician, calling the charges he is facing “heinous.”

Mathis was asked if his presence “effect the jury” in any way to which he replied it might “hurt a little,” highlighting Ye’s “very sexually charged lifestyle.”

However, he was of the opinion that Diddy’s friends should “condemn him in private” but stand by his side in public without “defending” him.

Why was Kanye West denied entry to court?

This came after the Yeezy owner decided to pull up to court in all-white ensemble. It is to be noted that he was denied entry as his name was not in the pre-approved list of people attending.

Instead of the courtroom, Kanye was reportedly taken to the 23rd floor to view the proceedings through a video feed.

After nearly 45 minute, he was seen leaving the justice building accompanied with security, while his wife Bianca Censori was noticeably missing at the outing.

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