Santana made it clear that he feels Caresha, recognized professionally as Yung Miami, is lengthy overdue for an apology. He mentioned the criticism she’s obtained, noting how deeply it impacts him. “It’s like this little, weird Caresha hate-train. Even when it came to, you know, her dating Diddy, and now [it’s] in everybody face, now that this stuff is going through…court,” he mentioned. He added, “Jane Doe said, ‘I was jealous…of her. She wasn’t like us, she didn’t get treated like us.’ We told y’all that in the ‘Caresha, Please’ interview… that wasn’t her experience. But…it wanted to go over everybody head.”

Santana additionally highlighted what he sees as a double commonplace in how folks react when girls have a good time their companions. “Who ain’t braggadocious about they man? It’s [what] every girl is doin’. So, why? Cause y’all couldn’t bag a billionaire?”

Earlier, Yung Miami addressed the chatter herself throughout an August 2024 dialog with Santana. She clarified that she was not appearing as Diddy’s “cheerleader” however was merely celebrating him throughout his “Love era,” when he was extensively praised. “I can’t speak on something that wasn’t my experience. And, I can’t speak on something I don’t know. I can’t speak on these allegations because I wasn’t around at the time. I don’t know that person and that wasn’t my experience,” she mentioned, emphasizing that a lot of the criticism doesn’t replicate her actuality.

Santana’s remarks underline his loyalty and his dedication to defend Yung Miami, making it clear that he won’t let the negativity go unnoticed.