What Was Yung Miami THINKING Writing That Letter for Diddy?

Published: September 23, 2025 | By Shalena Speaks

Listen y’all… I woke up, poured my coffee, scrolled X, and nearly spit it out. Because WHY did Yung Miami (Caresha) put pen to paper for Diddy like he’s Martin Luther King Jr. in jail?

Yes, sis really wrote a whole character letter to the judge calling him a “man of God,” uplifting how he took her to the Met Gala, and saying he’s not a danger to the community. And she ended it with, “Judge… That’s a good man. Thank you.”

A good man? …Caresha, are we talking about the same Sean Combs who was just convicted in federal court?

The Reality Check

Let’s not forget: Diddy was just found guilty under the Mann Act for transporting women for prostitution. The trial dragged out 29 days, they pulled out the receipts—drugs, weapons, witnesses, the whole circus. Prosecutors want him locked up for 51 to 63 months. His team begging for 21 to 27 months like it’s a Groupon deal.

So for Yung Miami to sit up and vouch for him like he’s a deacon at her grandma’s church… chile, the disconnect is loud.

Love is Blind (Literally)

Now don’t get me wrong—I get it. She’s been tied to him for years, he gave her access to things she probably never dreamed of. Luxury trips, Met Gala, Caresha Please on REVOLT, gifts, the whole lifestyle.

But let’s call it what it is: confirmation bias with a side of loyalty blindness. When you love or even depend on somebody, you filter out the ugly and clutch onto the “good man” moments. Problem is, the judge ain’t sipping that Kool-Aid.

The Internet Ain’t Buying It

Soon as Meghann Cuniff dropped that letter on X, the timeline turned into a cookout full of clowning.

• Memes of Caresha saying “That’s a good man, Savannah” flooded my feed.

• Folks brought up Cassie Ventura’s accusations.

• Others side-eyed her parenting choices like, “Girl, you wrote this for Diddy but couldn’t keep your son out the headlines?”

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The streets are NOT convinced.

My Two Cents

At the end of the day, I think Yung Miami wrote that letter more for herself than for the court. Maybe it’s loyalty. Maybe it’s denial. Maybe it’s image control—because she knows this sentencing is about to be ugly, and she doesn’t want to look like she abandoned him.

But the truth? That letter ain’t moving Judge Subramanian one inch. He’s seen the evidence. He already denied Diddy bail. These character references are like sprinkles on a burnt cake—cute, but not changing the taste.

Yung Miami calling Diddy a “man of God” while 66 civil lawsuits are still breathing down his neck is wild to me. Like sis, I love you, but we gotta stop romanticizing toxic men just because they upgraded our lifestyle.

When Diddy’s sentence drops in October, it won’t be her Met Gala memories that decide his fate—it’ll be the facts.

So, was Yung Miami being loyal, delusional, or just strategic? Drop your thoughts below, because I’m still sitting here like: what in the world was she thinking?