*Folks may be divided over Sean “P. Diddy” Combs‘ alleged attack on his son Justin Combs’ UCLA football coach, Sal Alosi, but Tyrese Gibson is solid with who he stands with regarding the situation.
In an open letter to Justin, the singer-actor voiced his support along with posting a picture of him speaking to Justin with the following caption:
“My exact words… In this moment Justin Combs aka @princejdc aka UCLA’s young KING is NEVER let ANYONE make you feel bad about being so blessed…… Haters have a job to do…… People who run negative blogs, entertain and welcome dysfunction on ALL levels….. They wasn’t there…. They don’t know what’s behind it…. they will assume, they will LOOK to paint the picture….. There IS A such thing as people purposely treating YOU like shit because of WHO your dad IS….. They will tear you down, attack your character, put you through waaaaaaaayyyy more than the others just because of WHAT you were born into….. I say it again…. You don’t owe anyone shit…. What we ARE missing is MORE BLACK FATHERS that will step in when its time to command and demand RESPECT period – at any cost,” he wrote.
“He insinuated that the incident was caused by My Shayla daughter is 7, if I found out a teacher was purposely messing with her every day BECAUSE of WHO her father was I would have to make my position known…… Period….. This too shall pass…. Stay on your path, hold your head high JUSTIN COMBS…. Carry your last name with PRIDE and CONFIDENCE…. And when you get back on that field you take all of your frustrations and ram into their fucking chest!!!!!!! We stand with you bro….. Your FAMILY stands with you… When God standing with you the TRUTH will be exposed and all lies and bullshit will fall….. I’m here 24/7 baby bro…… It’s YOUR season….. The debt of your struggle will determine the HEIGHT of your success…… Stay humble, stay focused, stay being “Who” you are… Fly high….. I’m so proud to be your big bro… – Tyrese “Voltron King” Gibson.”
Gibson’s Instagram post comes after Diddy’s camp paid the $160,000 bond to have him released from the Los Angeles County jail after he was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Monday (June 22) for the incident at UCLA.
To see Gibson’s Instagram post, scroll below:
