Jennifer Lopez refuses to discuss P Diddy; singer storms out of autograph session after fan asks her about rapper's arrest

Just like the rest of the Hollywood, Jennifer Lopez is also avoiding all those Diddy talks, more so because of her connections with the hip-hop mogul whose alleged sex crimes in the past have threatened many A-listers' positions. At a recent autograph session, JLo stormed out as soon as she was thrown an inevitable question about her ex-boyfriend Diddy, leaving both, her team as well as her fans, in the lurch.

JLo dodges autograph session after 'Diddy' question

Jennifer Lopez stormed out of an autograph session after being asked about Sean "Diddy" Combs and allegations against him. The question clearly rattled the singer, who is currently going through a divorce from Ben Affleck. Despite her team's calls to return and fans' attempts to stop her, Lopez swiftly exited the event, declining to comment on the matter.

What are Jennifer Lopez's Diddy connections?

Jennifer Lopez and P Diddy have a long-standing history. JLo was married to Ojani Noa when she first met the now-disgraced rapper. Amid the renewed interest in her dating history in the wake of Diddy's arrest, Noa recently spilt rare beans about his broken marriage to the Hollywood star. He shared that part of the reason for his divorce with Lopez was her closeness with Diddy.

Jennifer Lopez and Ojani Noa got married in 1997 and announced their divorce in 1998.? JLo then famously dated Diddy from 1999 to 2001, wit the duo being recognised as the most influential couple of Bollywood back then.?

What are the allegations against Diddy?

Since his arrest on September 16, more than two dozen lawsuits have been filed against Combs that include rape, people being drugged, underage assaults, intimidation and sexual extortion.

He has pleaded not guilty to the charges, with his lawyers maintaining their client is innocent, despite Texas-based lawyer Tony Buzbee claiming over 100 accusers have come forward to detail his sex crimes. The rapper will go for trial on May 5, 2025.