Trump calls ‘Diddy’ ‘half-innocent.’ What celebrities has he pardoned?
Diddy released from most serious cost but right refused bail
A judge has ruled that Sean “Diddy” Chambs are not released on deposit because of its condemnation.
- President Trump spoke about the ability to forgive Sean 'Diddy' Kammen.
- Kames was convicted of transportation of transport to do to prostitution, and released on more serious cost.
- Trump cited combs of Combs about him about him talking about his pardon decision about him.
- Trump has previously approached other celebrities, including Todd and Julie Chrisley, NBA YoungBoy and Lil Wayne.
President Donald Trump has given more insight in what you wewe weighs on his decision about it or not to forgive Sean “Diddy” Kammen.
In An interview that airt August 1 hot zonex With host discussed Trump, Trump the possibility of President Pardons for Combs, Selected Sexhaels Ghislaine Maxwell and former rep. George Santos.
“Sean 'Diddy' Chambs. Would you consider to forgive him?” Finnerty asked. Trump did not answer immediately, but said that negative comments that would make it would make it “more difficult.”
“Well, he was essentially, I think that kind, half innocent. I don't know what they do, he is still in prison or something, “said Trump.” He celebrated a victory, but I think it was not so good of a victory. “
Questions about a pardon began to swirl even before jurors combed not guilty of the serious cost of Racketeering and sex trade in a Sweep trial that lasted nearly two months. But the former music mogul was been convicted of two counts of the lesser load of transportation to do to prostitution.
Plus, Trump has a history of pardoning celebrity. Here's what to know:
Which celebrities has trump forgot?
Trump has a history of celebrities forgiveness, including:
- Todd and Julie Chrisley – Suspects for indictment bankfraud, pardonated in May 2025.
- Rapper NBA YOUNGBOY (Legal name: Kentrell Galads) – convicted of Federal Gun Explain, Pardonated in May 2025.
- Actor Jay Johnston was convicted of his involvement in the 12 Jan. 6, 2021, riots at the American Capitol. Trump Ferrijd Clemyer After more than 1,500 people who were charged in the riot in returning to office.
- Lil Wayne (Legal name: Dwayne Michael Carter) – convicted of gun property cost, pardonated in January 2021.
- Kodak Black (Legal name: Bill Kapri) – convicted for making false statements concerning attempts to get a firearm. His sentence was spent, or reduced, in January 2021.
Trump implies history with Diddy Weight on Pardon decision
In the Newsmax interview, Finnerty asked if Trump would consider approximately pardoning Combs if you ask if he should consider Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
Trump Mused on the outcome of Combs of Combs and then “probably …” Fanny, I was all the way with him, as a nice guy. I didn't know him well but when I knew for office, he was very hostile. “
The Newsmax host noticed than “he said what is not so beautiful things about you, sir.”
“Yes, and it's hard. You know, like you, we are people, we don't like things that keep our judgment right?” Trump said. “But when you knew someone and you were good and then you run for office and he made some terrible statements … I don't know … it makes it difficult to do.”
He was with the army with the military that it was more likely to be a “no.”
In the interview, Trump seemingly Chembs' Expletive-Filled 2017 Comments in Daily BeastEssential saying that “(black people) don't really care” about Trump.
“The Tomb Foolery that goes in DC that's just regular business to black people,” Chambs told the left-leaning outlet in-partAdd later in the interview that he must “keep the focused on that self love we need to give us race.”
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