Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs' ex Yung Miami trolled for claiming she lied about getting golden showers

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ex-girlfriend Yung Miami had second thoughts and declared that she had been lying when she claimed to enjoy golden showers.

The City Girls rapper—real name Caresha Brownlee—asked her fans on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, May 26, why they have fallen in love with her.

The 'Act Up' rapper backed up her prior remarks after a fan claimed that they instantly fell in love with her upon learning that Miami, 30, "loved getting pissed on."

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ex Yung Miami denies enjoying golden showers

The 'Ex For a Reason' rapper acknowledged that she enjoyed being peed on while playing her NSFW drinking card game during an episode of her Revolt talk show, 'Caresha Please', in January 2023.

Even while Miami remained silent about who had golden showered her, online users quickly made fun of the Bad Boy Records founder on social media, even going so far as to call him "Pee Diddy."

In the same year, Miami went back to those remarks to make it clear that she never stated she had golden showers with Diddy. "I never said he was the one I did that with," she said at the time, per Complex.

Miami clarified in a recent tweet when a fan wrote, "When I found out you loved getting pissed on," that she was kidding about her enjoying golden showers.

"I was playing! A n***a NEVER EVER PEE’D on me! I did that to promote my card game & it did exactly what I needed to do!!" she wrote.

Some fans expressed skepticism on Miami's admission; one posted a previously unreleased video of the rapper asserting that she had a penchant for the sexual act before dating the 54-year-old Diddy.

In June 2022, Diddy and Yung Miami made their romance public. However, they clarified that they were not in a committed relationship. While dating Miami, the multibillionaire hip-hop entrepreneur welcomed his seventh child with a different lady, per Page Six.

Yung Miami denied receiving $250K monthly allowance from Diddy

Miami recently addressed claims that she was a sex worker for Diddy, earning $250,000 per month, and that she carried "pink cocaine" for him.

According to a $30 million lawsuit filed by Rodney 'Lil Rod' Jones, Miami was one of three women who Diddy allegedly "bragged about" providing a "monthly stipend" in exchange for sexual activities.

The lawsuit further stated that in April 2023, Miami sent "pink cocaine," an illegal substance, to her former boyfriend, per Page Six.

Diddy's adversary rapper 50 Cent responded to the claims made against Yung Miami on social media by posting a video of her calling herself a "whore" during an interview on 'The Jason Lee Show.'

Miami responded by denying being a sex worker in the comments section, saying 50 Cent had "taken her words out of context." She clarified, "It’s a gay slur ‘what’s up whore’ is something my gay cousin always said to me."

Yung Miami attracts flak online for denying receiving golden showers

Social media users did not mince words while slamming Yung Miami after she altered her golden showers story as one X user said, "Girl dont switch up now yk u was not lying."

A second user slammed and wrote, "That's y'all problem now, doing and saying anything to promote something instead of actually working hard and doing it the right way... i wonder how many girls you helped diddy traffic."

"It wasn’t anything else you could’ve said girl. Idk i never heard anyone joke like that lol," remarked another.

One user noted, "Yo name is engraved in the freak off Hall of fame there no way outta this one."

Another one seethed, "If this is true, being that you’re an influencer why put that out to young girls thinking that’s cute?"

"Girl...stop it! You definitely was letting PEE DIDDY piss all over you. Don't try & DiddyBop your way out of this scandal. You said it, you did it, just own it," exclaimed another.

Several others shared funny clips to sarcastically respond to Miami's statement.

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