Meek Mill addressed rumors linking him to Diddy’s alleged intercourse events, firmly denying any involvement and calling the hypothesis baseless.

Meek Mill shut down hypothesis linking him to Diddy and the swirling lawsuit that hinted at a sexual relationship between the 2, calling the claims baseless.

The Philly native set the file straight on the rumors throughout a Complex interview printed Thursday (July 4) and carried out (June 1).

“I’m being literally up front about it, talking about it in the open while [Diddy’s] on federal trial to make it known that I am not affiliated with Puff Daddy’s sexual life or personal life and never have been,” Meek stated, addressing the rumors head-on.

The allegations stem from a lawsuit filed by Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, who claimed that Diddy instructed him he had sexual encounters with an unnamed rapper described in court docket paperwork as “a Philadelphia rapper who dated Nicki Minaj.”

That obscure description led many on-line to imagine Meek was the particular person referenced, although the lawsuit by no means immediately named him or accused him of any criminal activity.

Meek continued, rejecting the thought he was ever concerned in the kind of habits described within the lawsuit.

“When I come around from Philadelphia, I always come around with three, four people,” he defined. “I’ve never been in these types of environments without my guys around. A lot of people, they said sex parties. I attended New Year’s parties. I never attended [Diddy’s] white parties.”

He additionally expressed frustration over how shortly the story unfold on-line regardless of the dearth of proof or direct accusations in opposition to him.

“My credibility and my morals as a man has never been questioned in reality,” Meek stated. “The moment that a random goofy guy files an anonymous lawsuit… a lot of publications picked up that story in a certain way, which led to millions and millions of comments that was 20% real people, 80% bots that were funded.”

Meek Mill Questions Lack Of Support From Diddy’s Peers

Meek additionally took purpose at what he sees as a broader agenda concentrating on Black artists in Hip-Hop.

“I truly believe it is a group of people aiming to tear down rappers, or Black entertainers involved in this culture through media platforms,” he stated.

He questioned why extra folks from Diddy’s circle haven’t spoken publicly concerning the nature of the events talked about within the lawsuit.

“It’s kind of suspicious to me that none of those people from the Black community never spoke up and said those parties they went to wasn’t straight freak offs,” Meek stated. “I can just say, for me, I would never step in anywhere that I see anything that doesn’t align with my morals.”

The interview was recorded earlier than a verdict was reached in Diddy’s federal case.

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