Usher says he noticed “wild” issues whereas at Diddy’s house

A 2004 interview Usher gave to Rolling Stone journal lately resurfaced and went viral amidst the Diddy chaos. Throughout the dialog, Usher explains after he received signed by LA Reid to LaFace Data, he lived with Diddy (actual identify Sean Combs) for a interval.

Talking about his time residing at Diddy’s home, Usher disclosed, “There were very curious things taking place, and I didn’t necessarily understand it.” He continued to unveil that Combs launched him to “a totally different set of shit — sex, specifically”.

Talking about Diddy’s environment and the sheer variety of ladies he had in the home, Usher revealed, “Sex is so hot in the industry, man! There was always girls around. You’d open a door and see somebody doing it, or several people in a room having an orgy. You never knew what was going to happen.”

The interview hasn’t aged properly as Diddy is now going through a number of lawsuits for sexual assault and lately had his residences raided by Homeland Safety following suspicion he has been a part of sex trafficking in the music industry.

In a 2016 interview with Howard Stern, Usher continued to offer followers perception into Diddy’s “wild” way of life, stating that he “went there to see the lifestyle.” Nevertheless, he admitted that he was positive about it, persevering with, “I saw it. But I don’t know if I could indulge and understand what I was even looking at. It was pretty wild. It was crazy. There were very curious things taking place and I didn’t necessarily understand it.”

Howard Stern requested the ‘Yeah!’ performer if he would ever ship his youngsters to reside with Diddy. Nevertheless, in a revealing method, the vocalist responded, “Hell no!” Suggesting it was inappropriate.

The resurfaced interview has gained new relevance as information of Diddy’s homes being raided hits the headlines. As suspected by many, Usher’s interview partially confirms that probably unlawful sexual exercise has taken place over time in Diddy’s houses.