Terrence Howard alleges that Diddy attempted to hook up with him.
The actor shared his story on The PBD Podcast claiming that Diddy initially reached out asking for acting guidance. “Puffy invited me, for weeks, asking me to come teach him how to — wanted me to be his acting coach for a while,” Howard recounted.
But when Howard showed up, he said Diddy’s vibe felt strange. “I go there and he’s just looking at me,” Howard continued. “I come over there and play the music and he’s just looking at me, waiting.”
Howard said this awkward situation happened again when sharing music with Diddy, which led him to ask his assistant what was going on. His assistant’s blunt answer, “I think he’s trying to fuck you,” pushed Howard to immediately cut ties with Diddy.
Howard also shared his thoughts about men who attended Diddy’s rumored wild parties. “When you give up your manhood, I never seen somebody recover from it,” Howard stated. “That was all the people that went to the Puffy parties.”
Diddy recently got hit with two more criminal charges before his racketeering and sex trafficking trial scheduled to begin next month.
Prosecutors filed an updated indictment against Diddy, adding one more charge of sex trafficking and another charge of transportation to engage in prostitution.
In their response, Diddy’s team clarified these charges don’t involve new accusers.
“These are not new accusers; these are the same individuals, former long-term girlfriends, involved in consensual relationships,” his lawyers explained. “This was their private sex life.”
Diddy’s legal team has identified the two victims mentioned in the indictment as former girlfriends: Victim-1 is Cassie, while Victim-2’s identity remains unclear.
The new sex trafficking charge claims Diddy “recruited, enticed, harbored, transported, and maintained Victim-2, and attempted, aided and abetted, and willfully caused Victim-2, to engage in commercial sex acts, knowing and in reckless disregard of the fact that Victim-2 was engaging in commercial sex acts as a result of force, fraud, and coercion.”
