Rapper Yung Miami is breaking her silence about her infamous relationship with Sean 'Diddy' Combs and the challenging past year, as she gears up for the highly-anticipated second season of her hit show 'Caresha Please'.
- Aug 9, 2024
AceShowbiz - Yung Miami, one half of the dynamic duo City Girls, is ready to address the swirling rumors and her emotional journey in the upcoming season of her popular series "Caresha Please". The Florida-based rapper, real name Caresha Brownlee, is pulling back the curtain on her life and relationship with Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, the controversial Bad Boy Records founder.
In a new trailer for the show, set to premiere on August 8 at 8 P.M. ET on REVOLT's app and YouTube channel, Yung Miami tearfully opens up during an intense interview conducted by her good friend and fellow rapper, Saucy Santana.
"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 declared in an exclusive interview with People.
The past year has been anything but easy, with Yung Miami finding herself in the midst of intense public scrutiny regarding her relationship with Diddy amid shocking allegations against him, including physical abuse and sex trafficking.
The controversy reached a boiling point when Diddy faced multiple civil lawsuits and a federal criminal investigation, which included the release of damning 2016 surveillance footage showing him assaulting then-girlfriend Cassie.
Throughout the teaser, Santana doesn't hold back, scrutinizing Yung Miami for remaining silent about the allegations and legal troubles surrounding her ex. At one point, he challenges her by stating, "I don't really feel like you addressed everything," pushing her to confront the tough questions head-on.
Despite the drama, Yung Miami chose to continue her show with REVOLT TV, a decision rooted in her respect and comfort with the Black-owned media company. "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 - it just felt comfortable and I just felt safe," she explained.
REVOLT's CEO, Detavio Samuels, shared his excitement about the show's return, "I'm thrilled to announce the return of the No. 1 show for the culture, Caresha Please, to the No. 1 media platform for the culture, REVOLT. Caresha is a singular and unique voice that has taken the world by storm, and we expect nothing less as she makes her triumphant return."
The first episode of "Caresha Please" Season 2 airs on August 8 at 8 P.M. ET on REVOLT's app and YouTube channel, with the TV premiere scheduled for August 9 at 9 P.M. ET. Fans are encouraged to tune in and witness Yung Miami's raw and heartfelt account of her life and experiences as she promises, "I kept everything real."
