Suge Knight talks about how Diddy and Snoop Dogg painted their nails together
Music mogul Suge Knight has revealed details about Sean “Diddy” Combs’ close relationships with icons Usher and Snoop Dogg and that rappers had a ‘secret society’.
The Death Row Records founder described Combs and Snoop’s bond as “closer than close” and suggested it was about moments he found “uncomfortable,” RadarOnline can reveal.
The rape-stricken Combs, who faces a slew of serious charges, will begin his trial on May 5, 2025.
During his conversation with Michael Franzese this week, Knight said he believed Combs, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre were members of a “secret society”.
“Then Puffy and Snoop became best friends. Every time you see one, you see the other,” adding that the duo even painted their nails together, which he found unusual.
He said, “Next thing you know, they’re starting to paint their fingernails. That wasn’t right.’
Knight also claimed in the interview that Combs had inappropriate interactions with Usher, fueling speculation about Combs’ influence on the star.
This comes after an old interview Usher gave on The Howard Stern Show resurfaced in which he spoke about witnessing “wild” experiences while under Combs’ mentorship in his teenage years.
Usher commented, “I got a chance to see some stuff… it was pretty wild.”
Speculation about Usher’s relationship with Combs has been circulating online since the latter’s arrest, with some suggesting that Usher has been harmed by his association with Combs.
At the age of 13, Usher moved to New York City to live with Combs, where he joined Combs’ Puffy Flavor Camp and was mentored by the producer. When the allegations against Combs came to light, the 2016 Stern interview with Usher resurfaced, drawing attention.
As the discussion surrounding Usher and his association with Combs grew, Usher deleted all tweets from his X account. Official sources have not confirmed whether this action was related to Combs’ ongoing legal troubles.
Knight also brought up Combs’ interactions with Justin Bieber, claiming Combs and his associates were exploiting Bieber.
He stated: “This wouldn’t have happened if Justin Bieber came from a rich family. Justin Bieber pretty much came from a poor family, but the young man was so talented that he could have been bigger than Michael Jackson… no grown man should be doing drugs and drinking with children.”
Combs denies all charges against him – but his arrest comes after his Los Angeles home was raided in March, where officers reportedly seized supplies intended for one of his infamous crime-ridden orgies.
The fallen star, 54, has been denied $50 million bail and remains in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges as dozens of new charges mount against him.
Earlier this month, he was accused of raping an impressionable 10-year-old after spiking his soda with a powerful sedative.
The youngster met the mogul to discuss his dreams of making it big in the music world.
The latest of nearly a dozen lawsuits from Houston attorney Tony Buzbee details the drugging and abuse of the ambitious youth in a man.
Combs’ lawyers denied the claim and accused the plaintiff’s attorney, Mr. Buzbee, who also represents plaintiffs in previous lawsuits, of seeking publicity.
