Since the arrest of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, several VIPs have been connected to it. Many issues have sprung up in the music industry, as a matter of fact.
The ‘I’ll Be Missing You’ singer’s arrest has raised eyebrows, especially big names in Hollywood like Megan Fox, P!nk, and numerous others including singer Usher. This has stunned many people.
Shockingly, the greater part of these artists have deleted vast majority of their posts from X (previously Twitter).
Usher has also erased every one of his posts leaving numerous fans in dismay.
However, Usher stepped in to extinguish the speculations, attributing the mass deletion of posts to hackers, a statement that intrigued many.
He wrote:
“Account got hacked and damn y’all ran with it!” the singer stated, further continuing, “See you tonight at Intuit Dome.”
But to many, Usher’s clarification is unconvinced. They started to draw connections between Usher’s actions and the news of Sean Diddy Combs’ arrest, casting a shadow of doubt over the singer’s claims.
Regardless of the fact that Usher has not been named in case of Diddy, he and Ne-Yo were stated to be the people who were present when Diddy Combs had physically assaulted his former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.
The connection between Diddy and Usher traces all the way back to 1994, when the hotshot performer was only 13 or 14.
With Sean Diddy Combs being arrested and Usher deleting the posts, the latter’s 2004 interview has surfaced again. In it, Usher mentioned that he saw things that were beyond his understanding.
In a recent interview with Howard Stern Usher mentioned,
“I got a chance to see some things… I don’t know if I could even understand what I was looking at,” calling the things he saw wild and crazy.
Aside from Usher, P!nk also pulled down her posts from X, leaving only two retweets from 2016 and 2017. She also deleted her Instagram and Twitter accounts, igniting new tales encompassing the arrest.
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