Popular singer Jason Derulo was recently questioned about accusations linking former collaborator P Diddy to sex trafficking allegations via Mirror.
It has come to light that the 34-year-old was helped by Diddy (real name Sean Combs) to break into the music industry and seemingly offered the star his support with his comments.
Derulo was spotted walking in New York City on Tuesday and was questioned by reporters for his opinion on the Diddy case. It is noted that while posing for photographs with fans, Derulo was asked if people should be “giving Diddy some grace”.
Before he got in his vehicle, TMZ spoke to Derulo and asked:
“I know that you worked with Diddy and he’s helped your career a lot. Do you think that people should be giving him some grace, or at least giving him the grace in saying he is innocent until proven guilty?”
Stopping for a moment, Derulo responded: “Um, I believe in that. I believe in innocent until proven guilty, sure.”
Meanwhile, the assistants for Derulo then swiftly ushered him into his vehicle and stopped any further questions as the reporter was heard asking a follow-up on whether the singer thought people were “being too hard” on the Bad Boy Records founder.
The questioning comes after Diddy’s properties were raided last month. Department of Homeland Security raided the rapper’s Los Angeles and Miami homes. The raids were reportedly in connection to a sex trafficking investigation.
