Usher Praises Diddy's Legacy Amid Legal Troubles

It's March 25.

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Usher recently spoke out about Sean Diddy-Kombs in a Forbes interview, focusing on the music

mogul's business legacy despite his legal troubles.

Kombs is serving a 50-month prison sentence after being convicted on two counts of transportation

to engage in prostitution.

That sentence, handed down on October 3, 2025, also includes five years of supervised

release and a fine of $500,000.

Dollars.

Meanwhile, federal prison records show Kombs' expected release date moved up slightly

to April 25, 2028, from the original.

May date.

He was acquitted on more serious charges like racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking

following a lengthy trial.

Usher, now 47, described Kombs as a key mentor early in his career, crediting him with

turning culture into profitable ventures that benefited black entrepreneurs.

He emphasized recognizing those contributions amid anyone's flaws.

Kombs show deeper more says sentencing, calling his past actions disgusting and shameful,

admitting he lost his way through excess and ego.

He spoke of the personal toll, including missing time with his seven children and his mother.

As Kombs serves his time, supporters like Usher highlight his positive influence, while

the case continues to spark discussions on accountability in the industry.