Diddy Convicted Two Federal Charges Manhattan Court

YouTuber Armon Wiggins apologized after a video of him spraying baby oil outside the Manhattan courthouse where Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs was convicted on two federal charges went viral and sparked backlash. The stunt was interpreted by many as insensitive, especially considering trial testimony from Diddy's former girlfriend, Casandra Ventura, who alleged that Diddy used baby oil at his so-called 'freak-off' parties, allegations Diddy denies. Wiggins clarified the act was a lighthearted joke he had been sharing with his audience over months and was not intended to support Diddy. He expressed regret for the timing and acknowledged the hurt it caused survivors of abuse, pledging to move forward with greater care and integrity. The incident highlights the sensitive nature of public reactions to high-profile trials involving allegations of abuse. Wiggins has built a substantial following covering the Diddy case and committed to continuing his work with more caution.