Shortly after you learn Sean "Diddy" Complies sentenced to 50 months in federal prison, his ex-employee Aubrey O'Day He issued a statement, saying that the outcome should serve as a "reminder of caution" for young people.

O'Day worked with Diddy in early 2000s on his reality, "making a band", as well as the leading singer of the Danity Kane group.

The 41-year-old was a vocalist on her contempt for shameful rapes in the past and after punishment on two prostitution charges, she released a long-lasting statement.

"Let this serve as a careful reminder of young and harder to individuals who follow their dreams", she wrote on x, earlier Twitter. "The right warning is not that the jury may doubt your testimony, nor does the guidelines for the Court in Court may not affect the years of suffering you endure."

It has continued: "The right warning is: a moment that someone in the position of power is exceeding your boundaries or requires more than it is legitimate necessary of you, leave and not look back."

And that was not all the singer "Showstopper" had to say. O'Day continued calling others to "protect" themselves after notice things are wrong.

"If something feels wrong, trust your instinct and remove yourself from the situation," she added. "Your welfare is worth more than any possibility."

The O'Deye statement on the Diddy's prison sentence is not the first time that banged the records of the bad boy. According to the previous report from ExplosionThe paper examined DIDDY which enabled its 18-year-old children to be present in the courtroom during the trial.

Previous reports describe in detail the testimony that came from the victims, including Diddy's former girl, Cassie Ventura, Jane Doe and Men's accompaniment.

"The fact that children march on that court, praying over everything, and entering a pile of women also encourage him," he said. "I don't know any father who would like to sit their children how much their dad liked to watch people (get) lubricated, f-cking, to find and urinate his girlfriend to another room and rub their nipples."

O'Day went even further, calling Diddy's behavior "about me" before he said she believed his children were just there to help his public image.

Before Eddy was officially sentenced to four years in the Federal Prison, his children talked to the Judge and asked him to give his father a second chance. Explosion previously reported the news, described in detail by one of his sons, Justin comb, describing his father as "my superhero". Justin also claimed that his father "still has so much more to give to the world" and his family.

Justin's brother, Quincy Brown, also spoke in support his father, saying he learned the "main lesson".

"Week after the week, we saw it evolved, something we didn't see in 15 years." He said, adding, and he would not do anything to board his freedom, and as his children, we want to thank you. "

This is followed by a Joint statement Diddy's children issued in September 2024. in which they called the initial rumors about his father and the family "pain".

"We deeply pading that the world made a spectacle of what was the most tragic event of our life," they wrote. "The sadness is the lifelong process, and we ask that everyone respects our request for peace."