A YouTube video recently claimed that singer and writer Sheila E has allegedly testified in Sean Diddy Combs federal trial. The video was shared by YouTube channel WhatIsMyStarWorth on May 19. “1 MINUTE AGO: Sheila E. Reveals What Prince Told Her About Diddy Before His Death...” reads the video headline. The description of the video goes on to state that “Sheila E has come forward with what Prince allegedly confided in her before his death—and it involves none other than Sean “Diddy” Combs.” The video alleges to “break down Sheila E’s statement. The YouTube video has garnered over 650,000 views so far. Take a look at the video here:
What the description of YouTube video alleging Sheila E testimony in Sean Diddy Combs case says
The description reads:
“In a shocking revelation that’s lighting up headlines, legendary musician Sheila E has come forward with what Prince allegedly confided in her before his death—and it involves none other than Sean “Diddy” Combs. According to Sheila E, Prince shared a chilling warning about Diddy that is now resurfacing amidst the explosive trial and growing controversy surrounding the hip-hop mogul.
In this video, we break down Sheila E’s emotional statement, what Prince allegedly saw happening in the industry, and why his words are now being seen in a very different light. As past secrets begin to surface, the connection between music’s biggest names is taking on a darker, more disturbing meaning.”
Did Sheila E testify in Sean Diddy Combs case: The Truth
While the video alleges that singer Sheila E., known for her work with Prince, testified on the seventh day of the trial in a “shocking twist”, it does not provide any credible source or evidence to support this claim.
It also wrongly suggests that Diddy was involved in the death of singer Prince, who died on April 21, 2016. Authorities have confirmed that Prince’s death was caused by an accidental fentanyl overdose, and no foul play was reported.
Another false statement in the video is that the investigative journalism group Inner City Press, which has been covering Diddy’s trial, reported on Sheila E.’s alleged testimony. Inner City Press has not reported any such information.
YouTube video alleging Sheila E testimony comes with a disclaimer
The YouTube channel that posted the video, WhatIsMyStarWorth, also includes a disclaimer in its profile that casts further doubt on the accuracy of its content. The disclaimer reads:
"This content is fictional and for entertainment purposes only. No official reports confirm these statements or events."
What the description of YouTube video alleging Sheila E testimony in Sean Diddy Combs case says
The description reads:
“In a shocking revelation that’s lighting up headlines, legendary musician Sheila E has come forward with what Prince allegedly confided in her before his death—and it involves none other than Sean “Diddy” Combs. According to Sheila E, Prince shared a chilling warning about Diddy that is now resurfacing amidst the explosive trial and growing controversy surrounding the hip-hop mogul.
In this video, we break down Sheila E’s emotional statement, what Prince allegedly saw happening in the industry, and why his words are now being seen in a very different light. As past secrets begin to surface, the connection between music’s biggest names is taking on a darker, more disturbing meaning.”
Did Sheila E testify in Sean Diddy Combs case: The Truth
While the video alleges that singer Sheila E., known for her work with Prince, testified on the seventh day of the trial in a “shocking twist”, it does not provide any credible source or evidence to support this claim.
It also wrongly suggests that Diddy was involved in the death of singer Prince, who died on April 21, 2016. Authorities have confirmed that Prince’s death was caused by an accidental fentanyl overdose, and no foul play was reported.
Another false statement in the video is that the investigative journalism group Inner City Press, which has been covering Diddy’s trial, reported on Sheila E.’s alleged testimony. Inner City Press has not reported any such information.
YouTube video alleging Sheila E testimony comes with a disclaimer
The YouTube channel that posted the video, WhatIsMyStarWorth, also includes a disclaimer in its profile that casts further doubt on the accuracy of its content. The disclaimer reads:
"This content is fictional and for entertainment purposes only. No official reports confirm these statements or events."
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