Diddy's Public Image Will Recover Over Time, Prominent Attorney Argues

Wednesday, 2 July 2025
Diddy might be headed off to prison, but his image will recover given a little time ... so says prominent defense lawyer Jose Baez. The lawyer who repped Casey Anthony and Aaron Hernandez joined us on "TMZ Live" Wednesday -- hours after Diddy was…

👓 View full article

0 shares	Share Tweet Save Post Send

Video Credit: TMZ - Published on July 2, 2025

News video: Diddy's Public Image Will Recover Over Time, Prominent Attorney Argues

Diddy's Public Image Will Recover Over Time, Prominent Attorney Argues 03:51

Diddy might be headed off to prison, but his image will recover given a little time ... so says prominent defense lawyer Jose Baez.

💡 newsR Knowledge: Other News Mentions

Sean Combs American rapper and producer (born 1969)

Diddy asks judge to release him on $50m bond as he awaits sentencing

Disgraced hip hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs has asked a judge to release him on a $50m bond as he waits to be sentenced for prostitution-related offences.
Sky News 13 hours ago

Diddy Files New Motion for Bail

Diddy is taking another bite at the apple ... because his legal team just filed a new motion for bail ... and they say he's the only man in America behind bars..
TMZ.com 1 day ago

Diddy Posts and Deletes Eye Emoji in Eyebrow Raising Tweet

Fans are scratching their heads after Sean "Diddy" Combs seemingly posted -- and then quickly deleted -- an eye emoji on X Friday evening. It's been a while..
TMZ.com 4 days ago

Courtroom Artist Elizabeth Williams Breaks Down the Art of Illustrating the Sean "Diddy" Combs Trial | THR Video [Video]

Courtroom Artist Elizabeth Williams Breaks Down the Art of Illustrating the Sean "Diddy" Combs Trial | THR Video

Courtroom illustrator Elizabeth Williams shared with The Hollywood Reporter the art of capturing key moments in high-profile cases. She discusses being the eyes and ears of one of the most talked about trials: Sean "Diddy" Combs and feeling "a big sense of responsibility" and wanting the public to see the room as she saw it unfold. Williams also talks about covering many high-profile trials over the past 30 years – such as the Martha Stewart trial, the Trump/Stormy Daniels case, the R. Kelly trial and more.

Credit: The Hollywood Reporter Duration: 14:06Published on January 1, 1970