Jennifer Lopez seemed uninterested in discussing her past relationship with Diddy, opting to halt her autograph signing after a fan inquired about it.
Sean Combs, widely recognized in the music industry as Diddy, is currently incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Centre.
Last month, he was arrested and faced multiple serious charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking involving force, fraud, or coercion.
The rapper and producer has consistently denied all allegations against him.
As the world anticipates the outcome of the trial set for 2025, there has been increased scrutiny of the star’s life prior to his arrest.
Significant focus has been directed toward his relationship with singer Cassie, especially following the leak of a video that seemingly shows the rapper pursuing her down a hallway and striking her.
In contrast, others have been reflecting on Diddy’s two-year relationship with singer Jennifer Lopez.
Combs and Lopez reportedly dated for two years before their separation in 2001.
Recently, a question regarding their past relationship prompted Lopez to walk away from a group of fans.
Over the weekend, Lopez attended the AFI Fest 2024 screening of Unstoppable and participated in a Q&A session in Los Angeles earlier that evening, where she signed autographs for fans as she departed.
In a video that has started to circulate, a fan can be heard asking Lopez, “Do you have any comments about Diddy and the allegations?”
At this point, it seems the star halted her autograph signing and exited through a door accompanied by her security, despite some fans urging her not to leave, as reported by The Mirror.
Ultimately, Lopez chose not to return and departed without addressing any questions regarding her past relationship with Diddy.
While not much is known about the couple’s brief romance, Lopez’s ex-husband has suggested that the rapper played a part in their eventual divorce.
During an appearance on the Spanish talk show Despierta América, Noa expressed his belief that the “distance” and “deception” in his relationship with Lopez contributed to their eventual separation, claiming it all began when Lopez started spending more time with Combs while working on her debut album, On the 6.
Noa accused Lopez of reaching out to “several companies” to have him removed and allegedly contacted various television networks to prevent him from getting work.
He also criticized the singer for taking him to court, accusing her of lying and making false allegations against him.
