Yung Miami Breaks Silence on Past Relationship with Diddy, Reveals Behind-the-Scenes Drama with Ex-Group Mate JT
In a shocking and revealing episode of her podcast Caresha Please, Yung Miami, whose legal name is Caresha Brownlee, opened up about her past relationship with music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and the controversy surrounding it. The 33-minute episode featured Brownlee speaking candidly about her mental health, her relationship with Combs, and her current situation with her former group mate JT.
Brownlee started by addressing her mental health, expressing feelings of isolation and a lack of support from people she expected to have her back amidst the controversies surrounding Combs. She revealed that fans took issue with how she portrayed herself in her relationship with Combs, saying that her fans thought she made her City Girls brand more about Combs than the group.
When asked about the slew of allegations against Combs for various sex crimes and drug smuggling, Brownlee denied any knowledge of the crimes, stating that she wasn’t around at the time and didn’t know the person involved. She also emphasized that she did not experience domestic violence at the hand of Combs and that she does not stand for it, having survived two past relationships where she experienced that.
Brownlee revealed that the relationship with Combs was mutually beneficial, but not solely based on business. She admitted that she had things she wanted to learn from the mogul, but they were in love. She stepped back from the relationship because she needed a moment to pour into herself and didn’t want to get caught up in the allegations.
When asked about her current relationship with ex-group mate JT, Brownlee said, “Shit ain’t all good, but it ain’t all bad.” She revealed that fans only saw a portion of what transpired when the two clashed in an argument on social media, and that JT was secretly juggling projects she had zero clue about. The spark that once sizzled between them was starting to fizzle out, and they grew apart.
Despite the differences in their relationship, Brownlee said they will always look at each other as family. As for what’s next for Yung Miami, she’s back with a mission to expand her brand, with fans expecting a full season of Caresha Please, a reality show, a new card game in the “Resha Roulette” series, and new music.