Streamer explores Diddy’s mansion but is caught in the act by police --[Reported by Umva mag]

A streamer and his friends wanted to see if they could find anything in Diddy’s mansion, but got a good fright when the police showed up.

US rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been hit with multiple lawsuits in recent months, for various sex crimes over the years, which he was arrested and charged for in September.

He has previously denied the allegations, but now that he’s in jail awaiting trial one Twitch streamer has grabbed the chance to explore one of his eerily empty mansions.

While doing so, the streamer and his friends were caught and seemingly detained by police, with no explanation for fans as to what happened next, other than a cryptic Twitter post that said ‘free me.’

Content creator Yusuf7n, who has 230,000 followers on Twitch, set out with two friends, to explore the abandoned mansion he claims was owned by Diddy.

After a drive and stopping by a supermarket to get torches and gloves, Yusuf7n and his friends arrived at the mansion.

They first walked into the back, where they found a pool surrounded by the house itself. It was clearly not in use, with overgrown vegetation and parts of the house still under construction.

Yusuf7n and his friends struggled to get into the main house, as most doors were barricaded or had a lock on them, but found their way into what they thought was the garage.

They didn’t find much, other than a water bottle, a tennis court, and construction materials dated to 2023. But after doing a lap of the house they were startled by a voice off-screen, which turned out to be a police officer announcing himself.

The stream was then abruptly turned off, with fans left to speculate what happened, and if the trio was arrested for trespassing.

Yusuf7n didn’t restart his stream, but posted a photo on Twitter of a police officer in front of a patrol car.

The streamer also added the caption ‘free me,’ suggesting he might’ve been detained at the site, but that’s the last fans have heard from him.

Yusuf7n has deleted the stream from his Twitch channel, but others have uploaded it to YouTube.

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