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Roommates, Diddy has the internet popping OFF with reactions after a cryptic message popped up on his X account. The post had folks on social media asking several questions, trying to figure out what the message means. Let’s get into it!
The Shade Room caught a now-deleted post that was seemingly shared on Diddy’s X account. The message raised eyebrows real quick since there was no explanation, just an eyes emoji that ended up hitting timelines. The post went up and then vanished fast. Those that follow Combs on X know that he’s been real quiet on the platform ever since he went to prison. Before the vague emoji post, the last thing he posted was a throwback pic with his kids Jessie, D’Lila, Chance, Justin, Christian Combs, and Quincy Brown in May of this year.
As soon as The Shade Room caught Diddy’s emoji post, the Roomies flooded the comment section with reactions. Some seemed to think he was just trolling, while others started questioning how he was able to access his account from prison. See some of their responses below.
Instagram user @edoucarmen wrote, “He out??? ”
Instagram user @adaora____ wrote, “He checking our temperature.”
While Instagram user @kalothe1 wrote, “is that a threat??? ”
Then Instagram user @larrysmoove wrote, “He trolling ”
Instagram user @scarves221 wrote, “Thats not going to look good at sentencing.”
Another Instagram user @miamitip305 wrote, “He letting us know he see the light at the end of the tunnel.”
Instagram user @ms_rightone1 wrote, “Smh, why is he locked up and on social media anyway…”
While another Instagram user @kalqzcii wrote, “everybody hide.”
Then another Instagram user @all100z_aye wrote, “Lettin us know he not changing n took nun of that serious ”
Finally, Instagram user @_prevailcreative wrote, “Trolling before sentencing is wild. ”
As The Shade Room previously reported, a New York jury reached a verdict on Diddy’s federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial on July 2. The music mogul was convicted on two counts of transporting individuals for prostitution. The court also rejected his $1 million bond request, which was signed by his mom, Janice Combs, his sister, and Sarah Chapman, the mother of his eldest daughter, Chance Combs. According to CNN, the 55-year-old will face sentencing on October 3. NBC News says his defense is asking for 21 to 27 months behind bars, while the prosecution reportedly wants him to serve 51 to 63 months.
