Since the end of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial in 2025, only a handful of people who’ve had personal or professional dealings with him have spoken out about his situation. On that note, very few have also lent public support to the embattled 56-year-old rapper. However, fellow hip hop artist Yung Miami, who dated Combs several years ago, wrote a character letter on his behalf ahead of his sentencing last fall. Now, Miami (31) is opening up about why she decided to share those sentiments about her former partner.
The letter that Miami – whose real name is Caresha Brownlee – wrote surfaced around September 2025 shortly before Combs’ sentencing that October. In it, Brownlee began by saying that she could not “speak on or defend anything that may have happened before” she met Combs. She went on to say, though, that amid their relationship, “he was loving, genuine, supportive, and always encouraging,” and she cited him for keeping her “motivated” as she sought to “grow both personally and professionally.”
