Aubrey O'Day used to be Sean "Diddy" Combs' protégé, but their relationship soured years ago. Since then, the singer has always claimed that the "All I Do Is Win" rapper is not who he appears to be.
"What you sow, you shall reap," O'Day wrote in an Instagram Story post, which included a report of Homeland Security raiding Diddy's Los Angeles and Miami homes.
"I pray this emboldens all of us victims to finally speak on what we have endured," she added.
"Been trynna tell y'all for years," the former Danity Kane member told her followers.
Former Bad Boy Records artist Aubrey O'Day and reacts to Diddy’s home being raided. pic.twitter.com/81TttFStG8
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Aubrey O'Day Fears For Her Safety After Criticizing Diddy
This is not the first time O'Day criticized the rapper; she spoke up in support of Cassie, Daddy's ex when she filed a sexual assault lawsuit against him.
However, according to the Daily Mail UK, the singer had to lay low because she suspected someone was following her after she put Diddy on blast in February.
O'Day rose to prominence as the lead singer of Danity Kane. The girl group signed a second deal with Diddy's Bad Boy Records in 2005 after winning the MTV reality competition series Making the Band 3.
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Aubrey O'Day Claims Diddy Asked Her to Sign Iron-Clad NDA
According to People Magazine, O'Day and her fellow Danity Kane members were asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement that ensured they would never disparage the "Coming Home" rapper or Bad Boy Records.
In the interview, the singer also revealed that Diddy was willing to give out his artists' royalties and ownership of publishing songs in exchange for the NDA.
"And me, as somebody that's a girl's girl, I hit everyone in my group and said, 'Absolutely do not take this deal. I can get us a show on Hulu right now," O'Day said.
Meanwhile, Diddy once revealed that O'Day was kicked out of the group due to her attitude.
"I just want to work with the young lady that I signed, not the person that fame has made her," he said in an interview, noting that "your attitude is gonna have you in a dark and lonely place. ... What you need to do at the end of the day is humble yourself."
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