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Terrence Howard claims that the men who went to Diddy parties gave up their manhood to Diddy. So that would mean your favorite celebrities like Lebron James, Usher, Leonardo DiCaprio were complicit and we should never trust a thing they have to say ever again. Notice how every one of the Diddy party attendees just so happened to be staunch Kamala Harris supporters and Democrat activists. How many of these people are blackmailed considering Diddy was keeping tapes? Is Justin Beiber traumatized by what Diddy likely did to him? Listen to what Terrence said about how Hollywood and the music industry works: They sell their souls and their bodies to ascertain power. Society should not be like this. We need wholesale change. Period. "So I believe that's a big problem with a lot of the actors out there because they get fluid And next thing you know wants to go fluids you it's gone. You don't have any foundation to pull yourself back from. So maintain your man card no matter...You see some of these guys struggling with that... They can't get it out of their head...The things that they did, no matter how they did it whether they were drunk or high or whatever you gave up your man card…And that's the thing that hurts them the most... They get to the point where they have their money but they don't have their dream.. They don't have the soul that they started with. So it's like achieving don't mean anything. If I get all the Nobel prizes from doing all of this but in the process I have to trade out all of my integrity to do it So that they can stay in place... What benefit is that if I lose my integrity? You gotta go in as a principal... Puffy invited me for weeks asking me to come and teach him... wanted me to be his acting coach for a while. Go there and he's sitting around just looking… I'm like okay, What's the material you wanna work on? So then my assistant was like, you know he wants to hang out with you next week and I was like for what ?He's like I think he's trying to f**k you."

At a press conference in Houston, Texas, high-profile attorney Tony Buzbee shared shocking details about the ongoing investigation, which has already shaken the entertainment industry. Buzbee, who is representing 120 victims—25 of whom were minors—suggested that the scope of these crimes goes far beyond just one individual.