Yung Miami’s tweet stirred up criticism on-line after her letter defending Diddy’s character surfaced simply days earlier than his sentencing.

Yung Miami drew sharp criticism Wednesday (October 1) after tweeting “I’m UP!!!!!” on X, simply days after her letter to the courtroom supportingDiddy“> Diddy got here to mild forward of his upcoming sentencing.

The temporary publish, which could’ve appeared like a innocent flex on another day, rapidly changed into a lightning rod for backlash. Users swarmed her replies, questioning her timing and motives.

“Why you wrote that letter for Diddy?” one person requested.

“You always UP but sleep when it come to Diddy,” one other wrote.

A 3rd added, “on nah you was sleep when everybody was on you for writing that letter to Diddy tho, but now you up???? weird ass btch!!!”

The backlash stems from Miami’s determination to submit a Diddy-court-letter-good-man/” goal=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>formal letter to the courtroom vouching for Diddy’s character.

Her assertion was one in all 75 letters filed in assist of the embattled Hip-Hop mogul as he faces a possible 11-year sentence. His authorized crew is pushing for not more than 14 months, citing time already served.

In her letter, Miami described Diddy as “loving, genuine, supportive, and always encouraging.”

She made clear that she couldn’t converse to any allegations earlier than assembly him and didn’t condone any unlawful conduct. Instead, she centered on her private experiences.

She credited Diddy with serving to her juggle motherhood and her music profession and referenced their joint efforts feeding the homeless throughout Thanksgiving 2022 for instance of his neighborhood involvement.

Miami additionally pointed to Diddy’s dedication to “real inner work,” together with anger administration and remedy, and highlighted how he used his platform to raise Black creatives, noting her personal invitation to the 2023 Met Gala as one instance.

She ended her letter with a direct plea to the choose: “Judge … that’s a good man.”

Here’s the letter Caresha Brownlee aka Yung Miami wrote for Diddy.

“I’m writing this letter because I believe it’s important for the court to know the side of Sean that
isn’t always seen or spoken about—the man who poured into others, who gave opportunities …” pic.twitter.com/aXUwPfYNrh

— Meghann Cuniff (@meghanncuniff) September 23, 2025

Diddy’s sentencing is scheduled for Friday (October 3).

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