Diddy Warns Kanye West from Prison: ‘People Are Trying to End Us’

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Sean “Diddy” Combs warned Kanye West during a recent phone call from prison that external forces may be attempting to harm them. The call, made public by The Shade Room, comes as Diddy faces serious federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering.

In the leaked clip, Combs, 55, urges West, 47, to remain vigilant. “You be careful out there ’cause they definitely trying to end us,” Combs said. “They can’t do it, and they ain’t gonna do it. I’m going to beat this s–t and get next to you,” he added, expressing his determination to overcome his legal battles.

Combs then described the circumstances surrounding him as “wicked, wicked, wicked,” and reiterated the need for caution. He encouraged West to focus on his music career, suggesting that he return to performing, saying, “I want to see you f–king tear down the stadiums.” West responded positively, indicating a rekindled passion for music: “Yeah, it’s time for me to just grab the mic and get back on. It’s like I love music again.”

Throughout the conversation, Combs expressed gratitude for West’s support, particularly in reaching out to his children while he is incarcerated. “Ain’t nobody reach out to them, ain’t nobody call, you know what I’m saying? Nobody,” he lamented. Combs emphasized the significance of West taking care of his family in his absence.

West acknowledged Combs’ influence on his life, expressing, “I love you so much, man. It’s like you raised me even when I didn’t know you, you know what I’m saying?”

The pair’s conversation comes on the heels of West’s release of a new song titled “Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine,” featuring his daughter, North West, and Combs. The song’s release has sparked controversy, particularly with West’s ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, who reportedly took steps to block its distribution.

According to sources, Kardashian is striving to shield their children from what she perceives as West’s controversial actions. Despite this, West has been vocal in his support for Combs, calling him “a way better dad than [him]” and advocating for his freedom on social media.

With Combs awaiting trial set for May, both he and West navigate a chaotic landscape marked by legal and personal challenges. Their conversation reflects a close friendship that perseveres despite significant obstacles.