In this week’s update on The Trial of Diddy, Kayla Brantley and Marjorie Hernandez discuss the latest in the case as we approach the May 2025 trial. Diddy’s legal team has requested his release on bail, citing new evidence and "changed circumstances" as they prepare for trial. The defense is pushing for a $50 million bail package with tight restrictions and challenging the prosecution’s secrecy around victims and evidence. The hosts also dive into listener comments, responding to your thoughts on the case, media leaks, and the speculation swirling around other celebrities. From questions about Diddy’s well-being to critical feedback on the podcast itself, Kayla and Marjorie engage with your feedback while keeping the focus on the facts. Stay tuned as we gear up for the trial and continue to bring you updates when new developments arise. Thanks for listening! Follow us on instagram @thetrialpod Email us [email protected] Whatsapp us +447796657512 (start your message with ‘Trial’) Presenters: Marjorie Hernandez and Kayla Brantley Editor: Sam Morris Producer Rob Fitzpatrick Production Manager: Vittoria Cecchini A Daily Mail production. Seriously Popular. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chapter 1: What are the allegations against Diddy?
The following episode explores a number of allegations regarding the artist Diddy. He denies all charges and has pled not guilty to sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution.
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Chapter 2: What recent developments have occurred in Diddy's trial?
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After listening to Why Now episode, Wendy007 wrote a long comment, some of which reads, quote, Amen. They go on to mention Sam Beckman-Fried and a recording studio in Tampa, Florida, and and an alleged encounter with Diddy on the No Way Out tour. And again, we're quoting this person, Windy007. Everything these people are saying is true, alleges Windy. We will naturally let the courts decide.
Yeah. And after that same episode, Beck writes, quote, why so much focus on an abusive man's well-being and achievement? Which honestly is a good question. But to that, my answer would be because he's not been convicted of anything yet. And everyone deserves a fair trial. And all incarcerated people deserve decent living conditions, don't they? Also, his achievements.
Yes, he was huge for the culture, is huge for the culture. So we have to point that out. You can't ignore that.
Can't ignore his his big contribution to hip hop and the culture.
Yeah.
And in similar vein, Sophia Gabini wrote, this episode seems pretty tone deaf. Diddy is rich and a powerful man who can do as he pleases and will get more than a fair trial.
But Kayla just said, you know, everybody deserves a fair trial and all incarcerated people deserve decent living conditions to which, you know, I would add, whatever you think of Diddy due to him standing trial, they are still and he is still innocent until proven guilty.
After listening to the Precious Muir episode, someone called Mom writes, please do a question and answer episode, but then doesn't ask a question. Mom and anyone else, we are totally ready to do a Q&A episode. Leave your questions in the comments. Mon Mon wrote about Precious. She kept going into these parties. She's taken no responsibility. It's because of people like her that did nothing.
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