Ne-Yo's ex calls him 'Diddy Junior' over 'freak off' parties in old clip, Internet wants him canceled

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Ne-Yo, the Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter, is at the center of a heated controversy after his ex is seen in a resurfaced video calling him 'Diddy Junior' for holding parties at home reminiscent of the 'freak offs' that got the music mogul arrested.

This comes in the wake of Diddy's recent arrest amid serious sex trafficking allegations, as per Daily Mail.

The video in question, featuring Ne-Yo’s ex-girlfriend Sade Bagnerise, has sparked a wave of scrutiny towards the singer, adding to the growing public interest in Diddy’s arrest and alleged crimes.

Ne-Yo's ex-girlfriend Sade Bagnerise makes references to Diddy's 'freak-off' parties in resurfaced video

Diddy, 54, was arrested in New York and is currently being held at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center as part of an ongoing investigation into a sex trafficking ring.

The music mogul, once celebrated for his contributions to the entertainment industry, has been denied bail and is facing a range of serious charges, including racketeering, sex trafficking, and facilitating prostitution.

Amid this legal drama, disturbing allegations against Diddy have surfaced, including claims of holding women against their will at extravagant, secretive parties known as 'freak offs.'

These exclusive events, according to some reports, were notorious for their illicit activities, which allegedly included drugs, alcohol, and prostitution.

Now, as more details emerge about Diddy's personal life and connections, other figures in the music industry, like Ne-Yo, are being drawn into the spotlight.

The resurfaced video, in which Ne-Yo is implicated in behavior reminiscent of Diddy's infamous gatherings, has only added fuel to the fire.

In the video, Ne-Yo’s ex-girlfriend Bagnerise accuses him of misconduct and makes direct references to Diddy's 'freak-off' parties.

Sade can be heard calling Ne-Yo "Diddy Junior" while making accusations about the singer's behavior at these alleged events.

The video in question, originally posted in April, shows Bagnerise, the mother of two of Ne-Yo's children, making shocking allegations during an Instagram Live stream.

Sade is heard saying, "Tell them about the freak-off, Diddy Junior," while pointing the camera at Ne-Yo.

She goes on to accuse him of inviting women over to his home, even when their children were present.

"This n***a likes to have hoes, drugs, weed, alcohol, mushrooms, and prostitutes in the house while his kids are here. Everyone has asked him to stop, but he will not listen to nobody," she alleged.

In the video, Ne-Yo can be seen denying the accusations, insisting that he was trying to remove her from his home because she was causing a disturbance.

Ne-Yo's ex-girlfriend Sade Bagnerise's allegations against him spark outrage online

The resurfaced video and allegations made by Bagnerise fueled a widespread backlash, with users calling for Ne-Yo to be "canceled."

One person remarked, "Goodbye career. Many others as well involved will also fall. Let me get the popcorn." Another said, "About time Ne-Yo will be taken down."

"Its sickening how these super rich behave and get away with it? AND all the other rich don't say a word speaks volumes," wrote one person. Another added, "NeYo’s cancelling is long overdue."

One individual wrote, "All of the sinners are going to be wrapped up in this escapade." Another pointed out, "Haul them in, one by one." One netizen remarked, "They’re all the same. Rap ruined the music industry and society."

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