‘We Fell In Love With Each Other’: Yung Miami Speaks On Her Former Relationship With Diddy, Allegations, & More
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Yung Miami is telling her truth.
Following months of public scrutiny, commentary, and opinions, the former “City Girl” is taking control of the conversation the best way she knows how: through her viral show, Caresha, Please. In a candid conversation with her friend Saucy Santa, the rapper, whose real name is Caresha Brownlee, tackles the questions that fans and critics have been pondering for some time.
Yung Miami dishes on her former boyfriend Sean “Diddy” Combs, her mental health, her past relationship with former “City Girl” JT, and upcoming projects. The August 8 interview officially kicked off the second season of Caresha, Please on Revolt TV.
Yung Miami tells her truth, breaking her silence on Diddy allegations.
During the interview, Yung Miami leaned into details about her coupledom with Diddy like never before. She discussed why and how she and the troubled mogul got together, how his public controversies impacted her, and the current status of their relationship.
“So when it comes to Diddy,” Saucy asked, “why do you think you are so involved in everything that comes out about him?”
Yung Miami answered that many people felt she was “his biggest cheerleader” and that she “made him her brand.” But the rapper disagrees with public sentiment.
“I felt like he was on brand for me,” Caresha explained. She continued to say she felt like the two had a mutually beneficial relationship that elevated each other. She respected his business moves and was eager to learn from Diddy as a mogul.
When asked about why she didn’t comment on Diddy’s public allegations, which included domestic abuse claims, a public raid, and a high-profile lawsuit, Yung Miami was just as direct.
“I can’t speak on something that wasn’t my experience,” the Revolt TV host shared. “I can’t speak on something I don’t know.”
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Yung Miami says she and Diddy’ fell in love with each other.’
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According to the Yams leader, she and Diddy are no longer together. The hip-hop couple first confirmed their open relationship in June 2022.
“It really, really hurt me because I just feel like Puff was a really good person to me,” Yung Miami said in response to Saucy’s question about their dating status and breakup. “I feel like he came, and he helped me, and he elevated me.”
After saying she felt Diddy saw greatness in her, she added, “I just felt like when all these things came out, I just needed to take a break and focus on what was important, which was me and my career, and let him navigate on his own because I couldn’t be caught up in all that.”
She added that many people don’t understand her former relationship with Diddy. Yung Miami shared that they “didn’t expect to fall in love” with each other, but they did.
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Caresha on her relationship with former ‘City Girl’ rapper JT: ‘It’s not all good, and it’s not all bad.’
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Saucy also asked about JT, Yung Miami’s former “City Girl” rap groupmate. He pushed his bestie to dish on their bond, viral Twitter/X battles, and why the two femcees parted ways.
Continuing to tell her truth—as she describes it—Yung Miami explained creative differences between her and her former friend. According to Yung Miami, JT “will always be family.”
But she added that things “aren’t all good or all bad,” and the two had been connecting musically for a long time. The two have parted ways and are doing their own thing.
“It’s nothing going on. We’re not in the group anymore. She went her own way, I went my own way,” Yung Miami said.
At times during the on-camera interview, Yung Miami gets teary-eyed, and the conversation between the besties gets personal. But we applaud the raptress for owning her truth and telling her story her way.
The entire conversation between Yung Miami and Saucy Santana is now available online as part of the second season of Caresha, Please. The show premieres tonight on Revolt TV at 9 p.m. ET.
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