Justin Bieber speaks for the first time about speculation of having been a victim of Diddy

After weeks of speculation on social networks, singer Justin Bieber publicly positioned himself, through a spokesman, about the rumors that put him as one of Sean “Diddy” Combs’s possible victims.

Involved in a series of complaints on suspicion of sexual trafficking, abuse and coercion, the 55 -year -old rapper is the target of a process that exposed the dark side of his trajectory in the music industry – and has dragged names around the years, such as Bieber’s.

The Canadian statement came after the viralization of an old video in which he, even a minor, appeared alongside Diddy. In the images, the two spend about 48 hours together on a registered trip with a relaxed mood. The recording rekindled suspicions about the kind of relationship that the rapper had with young artists on the rise.

However, Bieber’s representative was emphatic in denying any involvement of the singer as a direct victim in the case. “Although Justin is not among the victims of Sean Combs, there are individuals who have been genuinely harmed by him. Devifying the focus of this reality harms the justice that these victims deserve,” the statement, sent to the American website TMZ told.

Rumors also intensified due to their professional relationship at the beginning of Bieber’s career. They even collaborated on musical productions, and the friendship between the young singer and the influential hip hop tycoon caught the media attention at the time. The circumstances of this approach, seen in new light after the charges against Combs, motivated theories and raised questions about who else could have been affected.

Sean Combs trial began on May 5 in New York. Among the crimes attributed to the artist are sexual trafficking for coercion, extortion and transport for prostitution. Complaints cover a period of two decades between 2004 and 2024. Two new accusations were even incorporated into the process a few weeks before the trial began. Combs has declared innocent of all charges so far.