Wendy Williams Allegedly Breaks Silence on Diddy’s Arrest as 120 New Accusers Threaten to Expose ‘Multiple Powerful People’

Media expert Wendy Williams has reportedly addressed the allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs after months of silence.

The Daily Mail reports that it obtained an interview with the previous talk show host, who was once allegedly fired from Hot 97 for exposing a few of Combs’ alleged behind-the-scenes behavior on air, and he or she shared her response to Combs’ legal problems.

Combs was charged with conspiracy to commit racketeering, forced sex trafficking, fraud, coercion and transportation for the needs of prostitution. He pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Over the years, Williams has hinted that disturbing things were happening within the Bad Boy founder’s world, but her warnings were often dismissed as mere gossip.

“What’s really strange is that so many people have said to me, ‘Wendy, that’s what you called it,’ including several people in my family who have said the same thing,” reports the Daily Mail. he said.

Williams added: “You know what I take into consideration that? High time.”

Williams also reportedly addressed a disturbing March 2016 video released by CNN in May 2024 showing Combs stomping on his girlfriend and former artist Cassie Ventura in a hotel hallway.

“To see the video on TV of (Cassie) being hit… it was just terrifying. But now you have got to think, what number of more times? How many individuals? How many more women?

“It’s just terrible,” she added.

Many fans have been waiting to hear from Williams on the matter, and her voice has been missing from the general public discourse on popular culture after she was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia in May 2023.

One person on platform X he said“Wendy always told the truth.”

Someone else wrote: “Wendy Williams knew about Diddy.”

“The problem is that people think Puffy’s stuff is new. This is not. He just got caught. So no, no one is setting him up,” another person he saidspreading a long-whispered rumor about music executives being linked to the assorted shootings and eventual death of Tupac Shakur.

“2pac and Wendy Williams exposed him in the 90s.” – the person added. “But you all called 2pac crazy and didn’t believe Wendy. He did something terrible right in front of your (face).”

On October 1, Texas attorney Tony Buzbee held a press conference during which he revealed that he represented 120 alleged victims accusing Diddy of crimes dating back 20 years.

“Behind closed doors, we are going to reveal the aspects that enabled this behavior. We will proceed this case no matter who the evidence points to,” he added he said through the conference.

Buzbee mentioned that there can be “a lot of powerful people” involved on this case and that there have been… “a lot of dirty secrets.” He also added that his team was in possession of incriminating “photos, videos, texts.”

“It’s a long list, but due to the nature of this case, we’ll make sure we’re right before we do it,” he continued. “These names will shock you.”

Williams’ nationally syndicated talk show, “The Wendy Williams Show,” featured an episode titled “Hot Topics” through which she spoke on various news topics. Millions of fans listened to her gossip, inside information or interpretation of the news.

An element of hip-hop culture within the early Nineteen Nineties, appearing on considered one of the most popular programs on the most important rap station within the country on the time. She became occupied with Puff Daddy originally of his profession.

In addition to mentioning being fired, Williams claimed in 2005 during her radio show “The Wendy Williams Experience” that she was almost jumped by girl band (*120*), who were signed to Bad Boy Records.

She said they were waiting for her outside the Hot 97 studio and folks were “hailing” them from the windows.

She claims Diddy sent them to the studio to handle her.

In her 2004 book “The Wendy Williams Experience”, she revealed that she had “a certain level of contempt for Puff” because she believed he was working towards destruction.

“What hell he put me through,” she wrote, According to to US Weekly. “I’ll always remember. But I do not hate him.