The federal raid on Diddy‘s properties on Monday afternoon (March 25) shocked the world. A joint raid of his Los Angeles, Miami, and New York homes resulted in the detainment of his son, Justin, and Christian Combs. Celebrity attorneys commented on the situation, but Bill Cosby‘s publicist offered help after the raids.
Andrew Wyatt, a longtime spokesperson for Cosby, shared with RadarOnline that he would be happy to offer his expertise to the 54-year-old mogul as he navigates federal raids and sex trafficking-related charges in the press.
“Reflecting on Diddy’s current situation takes me back to the guidance I provided during Cosby’s tumultuous period,” Wyatt told Radar “Those moments were fraught with challenges, requiring me to navigate the complexities of the MeToo era with finesse. My experience in steering a client through the treacherous valleys of public scrutiny and emerging unscathed on the other side has honed my skills.”
He continued: “Should Diddy seek advice, I’m here, ready to listen and eager to lend my expertise. Remember, I’m the lone wolf who not only survived the MeToo storm but also led a client safely through to the other side.”
Multiple reports claim that federal officials have already spoken to three women and a man related to crimes of sex trafficking and other allegations by Diddy. He has been enthralled in multiple lawsuits related to sexual assault claims since late 2023. After the settlement with ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, Diddy vowed to clear his name of any wrongdoing.
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Diddy was not present at any of his properties during the raid. He and his team flew to Cape Verde from Miami airport. TMZ received a video of Diddy walking around the airport while his properties were being raided. Cape Verde Island is without extradition.
In current lawsuits, Diddy is represented by high-profile attorney Shawn Holley.