Diddy case: Gloria and Emilio Estefan reveal 'truth' behind claims
Disgraced rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs embraces for sentence hearing on October 3
Gloria and Emilio Estefan, who share two children together, opened up about their upcoming course of action in ongoing Diddy case.
Sean "Diddy" Combs, after being found guilty on two counts in sex trafficking and racketeering case, is gearing up for his sentence hearing scheduled on October 3, 2025.
In a video interview with TMZ, the couple were asked about being dragged into the lawsuit for human trafficking after they were named by one of the witnesses.
While meeting her fans and giving them autographs, Gloria calmly but strictly addressed the question, pledging that the “music” and the “truth” will rise to the top.
According to the Running Out of Time crooner, the accusations are baseless and are nothing more than a “fantasy.” She stressed that it should “be laid to rest” now.
On the other hand, her husband admitted he is glad that the jury “throw the whole thing out of the court” as it is “ridiculous.”
The legendary Latin musician defended LeBron, the power couple Beyonce and her husband Jay Z, who were accused of being at the alleged White parties.
He insisted that they were not in “Miami” at the time.
Emilio claimed that he and his wife were in “New York,” maintaining that there are no records of them being in “Star Island” where Diddy’s mansion is located.
He also explained that the "tunnel" theory isn't reliable as its an "Island" and there is "water" everywhere.
The two seemingly maintained a similar remark, shrugging off any accusations levelled against them. Meanwhile, the statements indicate that they are determined to bring the truth to light in order to protect their hard-earned reputation.
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However, Joseph Manzaro accused the celebrities for taking him to the pair’s house in Miami after drugging him. According to the witness, he marched with a bizarre mask as the A-list stars watched him.
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