Wait! Looks like Diddy returned to Instagram after deciding to delete his account completely over a week ago.
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Diddy coming back to IG?
On Friday, July 6, Sean “Diddy” Combs posted a video to his Instagram Story of himself boarding a private jet with a mat that read “Combs Air.”
In the short clip, the Bad Boy Records founder addresses a pilot on the runway and says: “What happened? How are you?” He then punches the pilot, runs up the steps into the plane and eventually mutters: “There’s no place like home.”
Diddy’s latest Instagram story marks his first appearance on the platform since he decided to go invisible and delete all of his content.
As The Shade Room previously reported, the media mogul recently deleted everything from his account, including the apology video. Diddy’s post came after CNN published CCTV footage his physical attack on his ex-girlfriend Cassie Venture in 2016.
More details on Combs’ allegations
Diddy’s return to Instagram coincided with ongoing scandals, including March raids on his homes as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation.
TMZ Combs is reportedly under federal investigation for alleged sex and drug trafficking, as well as firearms-related offenses. The outlet also reported that prosecutors have convened a federal grand jury to seek an indictment against him.
The publication further explained that the grand jury will review witness testimony and other evidence before deciding whether to indict the musician. However, it remains unclear at this point whether he will face any charges.
Miami Beach Cancels ‘Sean Combs Diddy Day’
Besides, Miami Herald It was recently reported that the Miami Beach Commission has rescinded a proclamation declaring October 13 as “Sean Diddy Combs Day.” According to the outlet, the commission quietly rescinded the June 26 recognition without any discussion.
Billboard said Mayor Philip Levine first honored Diddy with the award at the REVOLT conference in 2016.
Miami Beach officials said that given the allegations against Diddy, they believe the honorary day no longer aligns with the city’s values.
“After reflection, the Mayor and City Commission have concluded that recognizing October 13, 2016 as ‘Sean Diddy Combs Day’ no longer aligns with the City’s values of safety, well-being and respect, and wish to repeal the ordinance.”
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What do you think, roommates?
