Yung Miami Cries Over Diddy Drama In ‘Caresha Please’ Teaser

Yung Miami is finally ready to tell her story amid Diddy’s sex trafficking allegations on the newest season of Caresha Please . The Florida-based rapper took to social media on Thursday (Aug. 8) with the brand new trailer. “This wasn’t easy, My Truth, My side, MY STORY But I’m ready for the smoke! TONIGHT @ 8pm EST,” she typed. Two things immediately grabbed fans’ attention: Saucy Santana is interviewing Miami, and the show will still be aired on REVOLT TV.

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Saucy is seen kicking things off in the clip, asking his friend is she’s “ready for the smoke,” to which Yung Miami gladly obliges to said smoke. But halfway through the teaser, Caresha begins tearfully breaking down after Santana asks, “How are you?,” to which she seemingly responds, “I ain’t bring us this far just to go back.”

In an exclusive interview with People , Caresha explained her intentions with the episode of her new season. The “Act Bad” artist stated that she wants to “tell what I’ve been going through” during her time with Diddy amid the heinous allegations. Yung Miami then answered the question as to why she returned to REVOLT TV with her hit podcast.

“I want to be able to answer all the questions that people may have. I’m ready to answer everything, tell my story, tell my truth, tell my feelings, and tell what I’ve been going through,” she tells People exclusively. “I’m going to do exactly that on the show.”

“I felt like this was something REVOLT had to go through as well. I considered [leaving] it, but at the end of the day, it’s a Black-owned media company and I built a relationship with them and it just felt comfortable and I just felt safe,” she added.

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As Diddy’s empire had taken hit after hit after a series of shocking lawsuits accused him of sexual abuse and trafficking allegations, Miami was going through it as well.

In March, Yung Miami was accused of transporting “pink cocaine” for Diddy. May saw the City Girl unfollow Sean Combs while seemingly having a fallout with her best friend and bandmate, JT. Fans have been asking Yung Miami for details on what she has been going through during this period, and it seems they will get their answer tonight.

“I really just want everyone to watch and see every emotion and how I feel about how everything unfolded. I kept everything real,” she told the outlet.

Watch the trailer above.

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