Yung Miami, the former girlfriend of Sean “Diddy” Combs, recently became a trending topic after a fan requested her to autograph a bottle of baby oil. For those unfamiliar, this comes in the wake of a law enforcement raid earlier this year that resulted in the confiscation of numerous baby oil bottles from Diddy’s residences in Miami and Los Angeles.
A TikTok user known as @neverknowhatchagonnasee shared a video captured while Yung Miami was exiting singer Saucy Santana’s birthday celebration at Opium Nightclub in Atlanta on October 4. In the clip, the fan is visible holding a bottle of Johnson’s baby oil, asking her from her vehicle if she would sign it.
Yung Miami, whose real name is Caresha Romeka Brownlee, responded with a playful remark, “Ooo, boy, you playing!” before rolling up her car window.
At that point, her security asked the fan to move aside, commenting, “Go ahead, bro, that’s crazy.”
In an interview with TMZ, the TikTok user mentioned that he was confident Yung Miami would attend the event and noted that she was indeed there, signing memorabilia for other fans as he approached her near the club.
For the unacquainted, Miami made her relationship with Diddy public during the second season premiere of her show, Caresha Please. The couple has been spotted at several red carpet events together, although Miami later stated she never witnessed any abusive behavior directly. Amid mounting allegations against Combs, it appears she has sought to distance herself from him since a federal investigation began.
The internet had a field day with the viral clip, with many speculating that Yung Miami’s security guard barely concealed his amusement at the unusual request. One comment from a netizen read:
Prior to Diddy’s arrest in August, Yung Miami addressed the serious allegations against him and reminisced on their first meeting during his receipt of the “global icon award,” along with recognition including a “lifetime achievement award” and “the key to the city.”
Other online reactions showcased a humorous take on the situation:
Clearly, many found the incident amusing. At the time of this writing, Yung Miami had not made any comments regarding the baby oil allegations against Diddy.
More reactions included hilarious interpretations of the event:
Moreover, Yung Miami was mentioned in a lawsuit that was filed last month in New York by an alleged victim of Diddy.
What Statements Did Diddy’s Attorney Make About the Baby Oil Discovery?
Marc Agnifilo, Diddy’s lawyer, discussed the details of the raided properties in a September interview with TMZ. When questioned about the discovery of multiple baby oil bottles in the musician’s homes, Agnifilo remarked:
“I can’t imagine it’s thousands, and I’m not really sure what the baby oil has to do with anything. I guess. I don’t know what you need a thousand… one bottle of baby oil goes a long way…”
He continued:
“I think they have Costcos in every place where he has a home. Have you sat in a parking lot at a Costco and seen what people walk out of there with?”
It’s worth noting that Costco later clarified with TMZ that baby oil is not available for sale at any of their U.S. outlets.
As he awaits trial, Diddy remains incarcerated facing charges of racketeering, pr*situation, and s*x trafficking.
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