What Are Jay-Z And Beyoncè's Ties To The Diddy Scandal?

Hollywood is reportedly terrified as the attorney for Sean "Diddy" Combs' accusers, Tony Buzbee, threatens to publicly name A-listers tied to the case. Sources say some of them have started to pay off the alleged victims to keep them from implicating them in the scandal that could be bigger than Jeffrey Epstein's. Since then, fans have been suspicious of other celebrities like Jay-Z and Beyoncé.

In a recent interview with Piers Morgan Uncensored, music whistleblower, Jaguar Wright, made some serious allegations against the Carters as she exposed the details of Diddy's "freak-off" parties. The couple's lawyer then sent a "legal request" to remove the statement. But it only raised more questions, especially since a cop known for investigating the hip-hop scene thinks Jay-Z might be included in the "Diddy List."

Jaguar Wright Accused Jay-Z And Beyoncé Of Doing "Nasty Things" Like Diddy

Speaking on Uncensored, Jaguar claimed that Jay-Z and Beyoncé are a "nasty couple," linking them to Diddy. "Not only what Mr. Carter has done to them but his wife as well," she stated. "They're a nasty little couple. They do nasty things. Keeping people against their will, putting people on planes while they're unconscious." Jaguar is a singer and songwriter who has previously collaborated with Jay-Z, The Roots, and Blackalicious.

The disturbing allegations were slammed by the couple's lawyer, Alex Spiro, who was also hired by Tupac Shakur's family to investigate Diddy's ties to his murder in 1996. "There's rumors, and then there's nonsense, and this is one step further," he told TMZ. "This is a formal and pointed accusation of something."

Alex also asked Piers to remove the interview. "Remove that false accusation, that's demonstrably false, or a court's gonna order you to," he said. The English broadcaster complied and issued an apology. "Editing interviews is not something we do lightly at a show called Uncensored," said Piers.

"But like the proverbial cries of 'fire' in a crowded theater, there are legal limits on us, too," he added. "And we apologize to Jay-Z and Beyoncé."

Piers also explained why he invited Jaguar to his show. "The reality of the modern world is that pretty much everyone had a platform as long as they have something to say that other people want to hear," he argued. "That's why we invited [Wright] on to be interviewed. The people making these claims have an audience with or without shows like mine."

Diddy was set to star in a reality TV show before he was charged with sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

In the same interview, Jaguar referred to Jay-Z as a "monster" who "starts little fires everywhere." He gave the same label to Diddy who is "one of the most dangerous people" she's ever met. She's been telling industry horror stories on the YouTube channel, RealLyfe Productions for years.

Jay-Z's Relationship With Beyoncé Is Questioned Along With His Friendship With Diddy

Jaguar isn't the only music personality to question Jay-Z and Beyoncé's relationship amid Diddy's controversy. Rapper Lord Jamar thinks the "99 Problems" performer is "next" to the Bad Boy Records founder. "You know, I will say that Jay-Z, if he was doing ill like that, he was more quiet about it," he told The Art of Dialogue podcast. He then called Jay-Z's relationship with Beyoncé "abnormal."

"But then, if we be real with ourselves, it was kinda abnormal when he got with Beyoncé. She was pretty young when he got with her," Jamar explained.

Beyoncé was 19 when she started dating then-31-year-old Jay-Z. Jamar added that rapper Foxy Brown also dated the Roc Nation founder when she was 16, and he was 25. Many fans are also suspicious about his past relationship with Aaliyah. In the same podcast episode, Jamar commented on Jay-Z and Diddy's friendship, saying: "I feel like I've heard a rumor damn near about all of them…. Have I heard a little sh*t about Jay-Z? Yup."

Diddy's ex-bodyguard, Gene Deal, recently revealed that at one point, Diddy "hated" Jay-Z so much that he "was trying to get Ja Rule to go at Jay-Z" back in the early 2000s. But one time, he said he and Diddy went to see Jay-Z where the rappers connected, "laughing and joking," until they "started giving Garden parties" together in the next years.

Gene echoed Jamar's statements about Jay-Z being more discreet than Diddy. "The people in power that gave that ring to Diddy, and Jay was next in line," Gene told Cam Capone News. "So to separate him, when in fact, they may be two of the same. But because Jay-Z is low-key, that low-key sneaky sh*t, and Diddy was rambunctious, just out with it, It don't mean that they not two of the same."

Hip-Hop Cop Derrick Parker Believes Jay-Z Might Be Included In The "Diddy List"

Former NYPD detective, Derrick Parker recently spoke with NewsNation's The Scoop about the "Diddy List," which he's convinced includes Jay-Z. Derrick is known as "the hip-hop cop" for investigating the '90s hip-hop scene during the East Coast-West Coast rap wars. When asked if he knew if Jay-Z was involved in the "freak-off" parties, Derrick said: "I would say that it's alleged that he knows."

"It's not just Jay-Z," he continued. "There are other more important people at these freak-off parties. Everybody's running scared right now."

Derrick then mentioned other big names that may be named on the freak-off list once it goes public, including Ashton Kutcher who was recently accused of protecting Diddy, LeBron James, Chris Brown, The Kardashians, who attended "naked parties," Usher, and Justin Bieber. Derrick noted that Justin and Usher "might as well be victims."

When asked what he thought was the turning point for Diddy's scandal, Derrick said "on his way up [the industry], he probably thought maybe he was invincible with some of the things that he did." The hip-hop cop emphasized that Diddy's old interviews reflect how "he had no care about what he said to you or what he did to you."

Host Paula Froelich added that she met people saying, Diddy bragged about having "the cops on his payroll, he's got cops who can sort everything out in New York, L.A., and Miami," but Derrick said he hadn't had a connection with the rapper for years so he couldn't confirm it, but "it could be possible."