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"Jennifer Lopez Questioned on Fear of Diddy in Resurfaced Interview Amid Sex-Trafficking Trial"

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Jennifer Lopez’s Past Comments on Diddy Resurface Amid His Sex Trafficking Trial
(Images: 1. Lopez and Diddy in 1999; 2. Lopez during her 2002 interview; 3. Lopez’s iconic 2000 Grammy dress; 4. Lopez at a recent event)

As Sean “Diddy” Combs faces a high-profile sex trafficking trial, a 2002 interview of Jennifer Lopez discussing their past relationship has recirculated online. The music mogul, 55, pleaded not guilty to charges including sex trafficking, racketeering, and coercion.

Lopez’s Candid Reflections
In the resurfaced Primetime interview with Diane Sawyer, Lopez addressed her 1999–2001 relationship with Diddy. When asked if she felt “afraid” during their time together, Lopez clarified, “No… It just wasn’t a good fit.” She emphasized taking responsibility for her unhappiness, stating, “I had to learn to care about myself… He wasn’t doing anything wrong—he was just being himself.”

The couple dated from 1999 to 2001.

Controversy and the Club Shooting
Their relationship faced scrutiny after a 1999 shooting at NYC’s Club New York, where Diddy and Lopez were arrested. Three people were injured, but charges against both were dropped. Lopez split with Diddy weeks before his 2001 trial (where he was acquitted on weapon and bribery charges).

Lopez Moves Forward
Now 55, Lopez has distanced herself from the drama. This week, she attended a benefit for songwriter John Kander, radiating confidence in a feathered orange ensemble.

Lopez at the Ring Them Bells benefit.

Diddy’s Trial and Allegations
Meanwhile, Diddy’s trial has featured shocking testimonies. Ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura alleged enduring physical abuse and coercion into sexual acts. A male escort also testified about Diddy’s alleged manipulation. His defense claims the acts were consensual and not criminal.

Lopez during her 2002 interview with Diane Sawyer.

As the trial unfolds, Lopez’s past remarks highlight her growth, while Diddy’s legal battles continue to dominate headlines.

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