At the age of 15, the “Never Say Never” hitmaker crossed paths with the infamous White Parties host due to her relationship with Usher, who was, in turn, trained by Diddy. Several videos of teenage Bieber and his questionable friendship with the adult rapper have been the focus of media scrutiny since earlier this year, with the former child star’s parents facing criticism for neglecting him at the time. . Bieber and Usher’s names have been mentioned repeatedly when discussing the Bad Boy Records founder’s close friendship. However, no one has been implicated in any wrongdoing.

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The former model held Diddy and those around him responsible; Young star’s parents criticized

Former Playboy model Precious Muir, who was present at one of the hip-hop mogul’s infamous parties, recently opened up to The Mirror US, and tried to turn back the clock, insisting that Justin Should have been protected when he was in the limelight.

Blaming Bieber’s parents, Jeremy Bieber and Pattie Mallette, for the “Sorry” singer’s fractured mental health — which he has been quite vocal about — Precious said they should have been around him more. The model supported growing reports about children being regularly present at Diddy’s parties, alleging that she spotted some underage guests during the early part of one of these gatherings.

“There is no way their parents should leave their children alone with this man. So he himself should have been there. Parents should have been present,” Muir said.

Further questioning “why the parents weren’t there and protecting their child,” he also said that people close to Combs could not be expected to have the children’s best interests in mind. Will keep. He added, “There’s no one around Didi to say, ‘No, you can’t do that.’ “So you have to be there to protect your child. It’s very strange to me that the parents dropped them off at this camp and took them whenever they decided it was time for them to go home, or whatever the case may be.

Result of young stars partying with adult industry players

Muir highlighted how exposure to the spotlight at such a young age often causes them to “lose their whole mind” as adults. “They’re not working as well as adults because of the kind of abuse they faced when they were kids, when they were child actors,” he said, again suggesting that it’s all down to the young stars. This happens due to not having a proper support system. The embodiment of a parent or guardian who puts their own well-being above everything else. Describing Diddy as a manipulative force in the industry, he added, “Don’t let someone you barely know who has convinced you that it’s going to be okay. Because he’s good at it.”

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The former model also emphasized the implication of “a little kid sleeping over at this grown man’s house”, emphasizing the idea that the final decision of a parent/guardian of young stars should be the holy grail. An outside force, especially one as influential as Diddy at that time in the industry, should not determine the whereabouts of these artists. Muir reiterated that music industry executives “are very good at convincing people to do things they probably don’t want to do.”

However, it is not just Justin’s case that has incited netizens against his parents. Jeremy Bieber recently became the subject of serious outrage for taking over his 6-year-old daughter Bey’s Instagram account and loading it with photos of her wearing bathing suits and cheerleading outfits, resulting in her being targeted by child predators and adult men with dirty intentions. Made up, left disturbing comments on his post.

More about the infamous Diddy Camp

What else we know about Diddy’s camp The ‘Daddy’s Home’ viral hitmaker said in 2016 that when he signed a record deal with L.A. Reid’s label in the 1990s, the producer Arrangements were made to live for some time under the guardianship of Combs. Scarsdale home in New York. In a separate conversation with Rolling Stone in 2005, he confessed that his living situation at the time opened his eyes – “especially to a completely different kind of sex.” Describing what he saw at the so-called “Flavor Camp”, the R&B artist said, “You’d open a door and see somebody doing it, or see multiple people in a room having an orgy….” Although, in some ways, Usher took back his statement in 2016, he still firmly admitted that he would never send his child to “Puffy Camp.”