Candace Owens’ SHOCKING Confession: “Diddy Was Involved In Michael Jackson’s De@th!”

Y’all, it’s about to get wilder for Diddy once again. Conservative pundit Candace Owen has stirred up talk by claiming there’s a connection between Diddy’s latest lawsuit and the untimely death of pop icon Michael Jackson.

Owen made these assertions during an episode of her podcast where she talked about Diddy’s legal woes and how the media isn’t saying much about them, which she finds concerning.

Owen got people talking on social media when she questioned why the media wasn’t publicizing Diddy’s lawsuit like they did with the Jeffrey Epstein case, which is arguably milder than Diddy’s.

She hinted that there might be powerful people in Hollywood being blackmailed into keeping quiet about something shady.

Sean Combs’s Empire: Winnowed, but Still Weighty

The music mogul’s business portfolio has shrunk, in part because of multiple sex abuse allegations, but his wealth remains a critical factor as his criminal case unfolds.

In arguing to keep Sean Combs in jail until his trial on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges, prosecutors have portrayed him as a lavishly wealthy, well-connected music mogul who would be well positioned to flee. In court papers, prosecutors cited media reporting that estimated his wealth at close to a billion dollars.

But as Mr. Combs’s reputation has unraveled amid a wave of high-profile lawsuits and criminal charges, so has his business portfolio.

Once a major brand ambassador and chairman of a media platform, he has been forced to withdraw from those roles. In June, several months before Mr. Combs was indicted, Forbes estimated his net worth at $400 million, down from $740 million in 2019.

Mr. Combs’s fortune has been at the forefront of his public persona since the 1990s, when the success of his hip-hop and R&B label, Bad Boy Entertainment, meant he was known as much for his high-flying, champagne-popping lifestyle as the music he produced.

One year ago, Mr. Combs, who is known as Diddy, was at the helm of an ever-growing portfolio: He was a record label founder, a liquor promoter, a cable TV and digital media chairman, a philanthropist and a fashion executive with a label called Sean John.