"He's pretty cooked either way": Charlamagne Tha God criticises new Diddy hotline, questions credibility of accusations

Diddy, also known as Sean "Diddy" Combs, was arrested last month on multiple alleged charges, creating headlines everywhere. Notably, a s*xual assault hotline was launched on October 1, 2024, for the rapper's alleged victims to reveal any hidden details linked to the accusations against him.

Sean was charged with s*x trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. The news of the hotline comes after attorney Tony Buzbee decided to file a lawsuit for 50 people who were reportedly abused by Sean.

Buzbee revealed the details at a press conference on Tuesday and the hotline's launch was confirmed by his co-counsel Andrew Van Arsdale. Andrew also stated that the victims can reach out to the hotline at 1-800-200-7474.

Meanwhile, Charlamagne Tha God reacted to the hotline while appearing on The Breakfast Club on October 2. The radio host said:

"Here's the thing about Diddy situation right. It no need any more sauce on it. Like it needs zero seasoning. He's pretty cooked either way. But it is you mean to tell me a lawyer found a 120 people exactly 60 men and 60 women?"

Charlamagne continued to express his shock with the number of alleged victims found by Tony Buzbee and added:

"When you create things, when you say a 1800 did Diddy r*pe me hotline, how do you expect humans to operate in good faith with something like that like how can you go through those calls and pick who's credible."

Charlamagne also stated that it was unnecessary to launch a hotline in today's world and it is not easy to believe the claims made by thousands of people.

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More victims coming out with multiple allegations against Diddy

As mentioned, Tony Buzbee has decided to represent several clients who were reportedly abused and s*xually assaulted by Sean in the past. While Buzbee himself confirmed filing a new lawsuit through Instagram on September 27, 2024, he disclosed in a recent press conference that there are 120 alleged victims among his clients.

Buzbee said that his team has already accumulated evidence in the form of photos, texts, and videos, and mentioned:

"It's a long list already, but because of the nature of this case, we are going to make sure, damn sure, we are right before we do that. These names will shock you."

Buzbee claimed that he has been approached by more than 3,000 victims, willing to file separate lawsuits. He revealed that the victims are residents of places like California and a few of them were reportedly abused back in the 90s. A portion of the victims are also minors.

On the other hand, Sean's attorney Eric Wolff shared a statement, denying the charges filed against him alongside the allegations of the victims. She continued by saying:

"He looks forward to proving his innocence and vindicating himself in court if and when claims are filed and served, where the truth will be established based on evidence, not speculation."

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Meanwhile, Diddy applied for bail twice after his arrest and the court dismissed them. The artist has hired two new lawyers in his legal team, Anthony Ricco and Alexandra Shapiro, who have filed a notice of intent to appeal for his release on Monday.