Yung Miami is opening up about her relationship with Diddy and sharing why she wrote a character letter supporting him during his 2025 trial despite the viral footage of him assaulting Cassie.
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Yung Miami Opens Up About Relationship With Diddy & Why She Wrote Character Letter Supporting Him Despite Footage Of Him Assaulting Cassie
On Tuesday, March 24, a video was released via the official YouTube page of ‘The Breakfast Club.’
It showed Charlamagne Tha God interviewing Yung Miami. Furthermore, about 13 minutes into their sit-down, Charlamagne asked Miami why she was comfortable rapping about Diddy in her songs despite the recent sex trafficking, racketeering, and prostitution allegations against him. In turn, Miami explained that she shouldn’t be “silenced” from speaking on Diddy. This, because the relationship she and Diddy had wasn’t a “crime.”
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Furthermore, Charlamagne then asked how Miami was able to “reconcile” the Diddy she knew with the one who ended up in the headlines. To that, she seemed to say that, although she loves him, she accepted that their romance may need to be revisited later.
At that point, Charlamagne referenced the letter Yung Miami wrote to the judge presiding over Diddy’s 2025 case. Additionally, he mentioned that the public was confused about how Miami wrote the letter after seeing the 2016 footage of Diddy assaulting his ex-girlfriend, Cassie. Ultimately, she explained that she felt the man she “met and experienced” was “changed.”
Watch her full statements below.
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More On Yung Miami’s Character Letter Written In Support Of Diddy
As The Shade Room previously reported, in September 2025, Yung Miami, Dana Tran, Stevie J, Diddy’s kids, and more individuals wrote character letters to the judge presiding over Diddy’s sex trafficking and racketeering case. Furthermore, the letters noted their support of him. Specifically, in Yung Miami’s letter, she stated that he was “not a danger” to the community. Furthermore, she added that he’s a “good man.” Additionally, she stated that Diddy “motivated” her.
