Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

Now, it doesn't specifically say that this party actually took place on the 1st of April in the lawsuit. LeBron James' camp have also firmly denied he was there, and they said that he was busy playing in the NBA playoffs with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Now, it doesn't specifically say that this party actually took place on the 1st of April in the lawsuit. LeBron James' camp have also firmly denied he was there, and they said that he was busy playing in the NBA playoffs with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Emilio Estefan strongly denies the allegations and has issued a joint statement with his wife, Gloria Estefan, who's named as a witness, saying, "...the property in question was never a home where Gloria and Emilio resided, but it was rather a house they owned for a family use. There were no parties thrown there between 2012 and 2019, and they have the necessary documents to support these facts."

Emilio Estefan strongly denies the allegations and has issued a joint statement with his wife, Gloria Estefan, who's named as a witness, saying, "...the property in question was never a home where Gloria and Emilio resided, but it was rather a house they owned for a family use. There were no parties thrown there between 2012 and 2019, and they have the necessary documents to support these facts."

Emilio Estefan strongly denies the allegations and has issued a joint statement with his wife, Gloria Estefan, who's named as a witness, saying, "...the property in question was never a home where Gloria and Emilio resided, but it was rather a house they owned for a family use. There were no parties thrown there between 2012 and 2019, and they have the necessary documents to support these facts."

Sean, this lawsuit says that they've witnessed something that looks criminal, is potentially criminal, and they haven't done anything, called the police or tried to help the plaintiff. Why are they just in the lawsuit named as witnesses?

Sean, this lawsuit says that they've witnessed something that looks criminal, is potentially criminal, and they haven't done anything, called the police or tried to help the plaintiff. Why are they just in the lawsuit named as witnesses?

Sean, this lawsuit says that they've witnessed something that looks criminal, is potentially criminal, and they haven't done anything, called the police or tried to help the plaintiff. Why are they just in the lawsuit named as witnesses?

But Cheyenne, the way the reaction to this online has been that it's been picked up a lot.

But Cheyenne, the way the reaction to this online has been that it's been picked up a lot.

But Cheyenne, the way the reaction to this online has been that it's been picked up a lot.

And look, we'll keep our eye on these civil cases and these federal filings. Our eyes are firmly on the Diddyverse, which seems to be ever expanding at the moment. And we have with us, through the soul, holding our hands, Sean and Cheyenne. Thank you so much, both of you, for coming and explaining this. Thank you, Sean.

And look, we'll keep our eye on these civil cases and these federal filings. Our eyes are firmly on the Diddyverse, which seems to be ever expanding at the moment. And we have with us, through the soul, holding our hands, Sean and Cheyenne. Thank you so much, both of you, for coming and explaining this. Thank you, Sean.

And look, we'll keep our eye on these civil cases and these federal filings. Our eyes are firmly on the Diddyverse, which seems to be ever expanding at the moment. And we have with us, through the soul, holding our hands, Sean and Cheyenne. Thank you so much, both of you, for coming and explaining this. Thank you, Sean.

And thank you, Cheyenne. Yeah, of course. That's it for this episode of Diddy on Trial with me, Anushka Matanda-Dowdy for BBC Sounds. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on your push notifications and please keep sending us your questions on WhatsApp at 0330 123 5551. That's 0330 123 5551. A man is shot dead on the streets of New York.

And thank you, Cheyenne. Yeah, of course. That's it for this episode of Diddy on Trial with me, Anushka Matanda-Dowdy for BBC Sounds. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on your push notifications and please keep sending us your questions on WhatsApp at 0330 123 5551. That's 0330 123 5551. A man is shot dead on the streets of New York.

And thank you, Cheyenne. Yeah, of course. That's it for this episode of Diddy on Trial with me, Anushka Matanda-Dowdy for BBC Sounds. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on your push notifications and please keep sending us your questions on WhatsApp at 0330 123 5551. That's 0330 123 5551. A man is shot dead on the streets of New York.

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