Romeo Miller dropped some words of wisdom and some advice to the youth after being asked about the legal drama surrounding Diddy.
The entertainer was out in WeHo this week where he was stopped by TMZ’s papz. While speaking about the heavy topic, Romeo refrained from going into great detail about the case and instead used the camera time as a teachable moment for those watching, especially the kids.
“I do want to give some gems to the kids out there because you got to live and you got to learn from other people. When you get that much power you have to be willing to do what’s right. That’s what our kids got to know coming up. Everything comes full circle. And from my experience, I would say that you always got to apologize. If you do wrong in any way, you got to go to that person behind closed doors and try to make it right. Nobody’s perfect. But justice always comes around so you have to do your best part. When you know you messed up, try to make it right. God forgives all.”
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The business mogul was taken into custody this Monet’s with his indictment unveiled in a U.S. court the following day. The charges against him paint a troubling picture, alleging that he led a disturbing operation involving sexual crimes and the coercion and abuse of women over an extended period.
Diddy is currently receiving treatment and therapy while jailed until his trial after being denied bail twice.. The rapper’s team has maintained his innocence, with Combs pleading not guilty to the charges during the Sept. 17 arraignment.
“He is not a perfect person. There has been drug use. He has been in toxic relationships,” Agnifilo said during the hearing, according to NBC News. He added that Combs’ is receiving, “treatment and therapy for things that he needs treatment and therapy for.”
Singer Ray J is another star who has taken this route while speaking about Diddy. In an appearance on “CUOMO,” Ray J addressed the serious charges against Diddy saying although it’s hurtful and confusing, “We need to take this moment to reflect,” he urged, “not to criticize, but to find a better way to move forward as leaders in this culture we inhabit.”