YouTuber shows what Diddy 'really looks like' in court after he allegedly mouths three words to her during trial
The photoshopped image apparently shows what the rapper looks like in court
A YouTuber has shown the internet what Diddy ‘really looks like’ in court after he allegedly mouthed three words to her during his trial.
YouTube star Stephanie Soo has been attending the trial dates in New York and keeping the public up to date in her true crime podcast, Rotten Mango.
And since cameras are now allowed in the courtroom, the content creator has posted a clip of her on Instagram displaying a photoshopped image of the disgraced rapper so that we can see what he looks like now.
In the video, Soo said: “This is what we think he looks like now, this is what we saw. Mainly it’s the hair, so it’s more white and then the sides of his face are not as hairy and then he just looks really pale.
“I don’t think that he lost that much weight, I feel like this is a good representation of the weight that I saw when I saw him in court.
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“And then he’s wearing the white collared shirt with the navy crew neck but it’s a little less V, it’s more circular.
“But that’s what we think he looks like.”
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is facing federal charges including racketeering and sex trafficking and Soo took to social media this week to recall how Combs made eye contact with her from across the room and mouthed, ‘I know you’.
On her TikTok page, she said: “I think Diddy might know us. I don't know, maybe. So I'm just gonna explain.
“Usually Sean Combs will do this thing where he does a sweep of the press pews when he first walks into the courtroom.
“He's like hugging his attorneys, he'll look to the public side, which is on his right and then we're kind of diagonal from him and he oftentimes, since more of his supporters are coming to the courtroom these days, he'll shoot them little hand hearts. He'll put his hand to his chest, he'll mouth, ‘thank you’.
“And then the press pews, we get a simple glance over and sometimes a nod. Now, clearly this stands out to both my researcher and I really strongly because on Thursday, we even write the time down at 8.50 am, jurors are not in the courtroom, Sean Combs sits down at his chair and he turns in his chair to the right. This is our eye direction, like we can see him now.
“He starts staring in what felt like in our general direction or perhaps right behind us and it's a pretty lengthy stare. And then he starts nodding while mouthing the words dramatically, ‘I know you’.
“He mouths it twice with what we perceive to be a smirk, then as he's turning back around to face the front, he's like ever so slightly shaking his head while he's still smirking.”