An NSYNC band member has spilled the tea on what P Diddy whispered to Justin Timberlake before sexual assault allegations hit the headlines against the rapper.

Facing grave accusations including racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation for prostitution, the rapper is currently in jail, having been denied bail a second time last Tuesday.

The entertainment world is reeling from the charges against the 54 year old music mogul. While many celebrities who reportedly frequented Diddy’s notorious White Parties have stayed silent so far, Lance Bass of NSYNC fame has chosen to speak out.

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On Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, the pop star recalled that Diddy had opened for NSYNC during their final tour in 2001. Prompted to share his thoughts on “all this stuff” with Diddy and whether he ever attended one of his parties, Bass didn’t hold back.

“No, I never had time to go to a Diddy party,” the 45 year old revealed. “I forgot he had opened for us on our last tour until all this kinda came about but yeah, it’s kinda horrible.”

“I never kinda liked him because [at] our very last show in Orlando, I overhead him talking to Justin [Timberlake] being like, ‘you need to drop these ——-. You need to go solo,’ and I was like, ‘I don’t like you anymore, Diddy.'”

As the audience gasped, Bass said, “I know, yeah! At my own show? I mean, what the hell.”

Cohen humorously remarked, “You will not be hearing from Diddy about that… he’s got bigger problems than Lance Bass insulting him on Watch What Happens Live,” and Bass cracked up saying, “Yeah, I will not be his phone call.”

Cohen then exclaimed, “The gloves are off!”

In other news, a new Netflix docuseries headed by 50 Cent is set to lay bare some “disturbing” charges against Diddy. This forthcoming series will delve into serious accusations of sexual misconduct and sex trafficking leveled against the rap mogul.

Produced by Netflix, with 50 Cent taking on the executive producer role under his G-Unit Film & Television company, this project comes as four women, including Diddy’s ex Cassie, have brought legal action against him.

As the news of the acquisition broke, 50 Cent wrote on his Instagram, “I been telling y’all about all this weird s—, I don’t do NO puffy party’s. you didn’t believe me but I bet you believe me now!,”

He added in an additional post: “Only 250 million people watching Netflix this is a pretty good deal who’s idea was this LOL.”