Diddy Filmed Dancing And Smoking Outside Miami Home Amid Serious Allegations

• US rapper and entrepreneur Diddy was filmed by the paparazzi outside his Miami mansion just recently
• The controversial rapper and businessman was dancing and smoking, seemingly enjoying his time
• Diddy's Miami home and his Los Angeles mansions were both raided by the federal government amid the incriminating allegations

The paparazzi filmed rapper Diddy enjoying quality time at his Miami mansion despite his name getting dragged through the mud.

Rapper Diddy caught on camera

Following the home raids last week, US rapper and entrepreneur Diddy was seen having the time of his life outside his Miami mansion.

In the video shared by X blogger @XXL, Diddy was dancing and had a smoke break while wearing a bucket hat, shorts and an orange towel.

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"Diddy was filmed by paparazzi dancing and smoking outside of his Miami mansion this weekend, following the raids on his homes."

Netizens poke fun at Diddy

After Diddy's Miami home and his Los Angeles mansion were both raided by the federal government last week, his name has been dominating headlines from across the web.

This was part of an ongoing investigation after an incriminating lawsuit accused Diddy of various offences.

@Svetz17 said:

"This is what we call: the last ride euphoria. The real: ah leave it, it was a good run before the hammer gets brought down."

@cocnation_ added:

"He knows the cameras watching. Like a true Harlem man he’s now giving a show."

@GracedUp1 asked:

"Leave the man alone. Let the evidence prove him guilty and not the court of public opinion."

@UsingCigarettes mentioned:

"Weird to do this, considering the gravity of the situation."

Former employee sues Diddy for sexual assault

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YEN.com.gh reported that a former male employee of the Diddy had accused him of sexual assault.

According to The South African, the employee, who didn't want to be identified, filed a lawsuit at the federal court in New York City.

In the suit, the former employee accused him of repeated instances of unsolicited groping and sexual touching.

He further accused him of soliciting prostitutes and pressuring him to have sex with said prostitutes.

He further described an event when he woke up in bed with two sex workers; he suspected that he had been drugged.

Source: Briefly.co.za