Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ex-girlfriend Caresha “Yung Miami” Brownlee details her experience dating the music mogul in a transparent episode of her podcast Caresha Please on Thursday night.

For the show, Yung Miami was interviewed by rapper Rashad “Saucy Santana” Spain, who reportedly happens to be one of her closest friends. Saucy didn’t waste any time as he dove straight into the hardball questions early in their sit-down. He quickly dug into her relationship with Diddy, addressing what most wanted to know who was watching the filmed podcast that was broadcasted on the official Revolt – a formerly Diddy-owned company-YouTube account. Though their romance didn’t last long, they only officially dated from 2022 to 2023, their union was highly publicized, and heavily scrutinized.

Preoccupation with the hip-hop stars’ relationship intensified after Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura hit him with a sexual assault lawsuit in November 2023, coincidentally the same month Yung Miami and Diddy split.

The City Girls group member began catching heat online for her connection to Diddy, especially after more domestic abuse and sexual assault claims began surfacing about the Bad Boy Records founder. More public shaming came to her when she was one of the celebrities named in Rodney ‘Lil Rod’ Jones Jr.’s – Diddy’s ex-employee – sexual assault lawsuit against Diddy filed in February.

When Saucy asked Yung Miami what her dating experience with the hip-hop icon was like, her answer was not what some would expect. Given that he was caught on resurfaced hotel surveillance footage from 2016 allegedly physically assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie – they broke up in 2018.

“When I got with [Diddy] he was just a man it was more of ‘we ain’t gone do that..we gone sit, we gone communicate, we gone get to solutions..what’s going on we [not] even going that route,” Yung Miami said.

Yung Miami went on to explain her reasoning for not publicly speaking about the accusations made against Diddy even when her fans wanted her to do so.

“I can’t speak on something that wasn’t my experience, and I can’t speak on something that I don’t know,” the Miami native honestly answered. “I can’t speak on these allegations because I wasn’t around at the time. I don’t know that person. That wasn’t my experience.”

Although she didn’t outright say that Diddy didn’t domestically abuse her under any circumstance, it was implied that if he did she wouldn’t have been with him.

“I don’t stand for domestic violence, I’m not going for that,” Yung Miami told interviewer Saucy.