Corey Feldman didn’t hesitate when asked recently what he thought of Diddy, the veteran hip-hop figure and record executive aka Sean Combs, who was arrested and indicted last month on sex trafficking, fraud and more.
Feldman, an actor and former child star who is also a professional musician, called the entire situation “disgusting” and “gross,” saying he was glad that “justice is being served.” ” while alluding to the alleged juvenile nature of one of the many sexual assaults. Lawsuits were subsequently filed against Diddy.
Feldman also expressed his belief that Diddy’s case is part of a larger problem in the entertainment industry, one that he has been raising awareness about for years. Previously, the actor addressed the systematic abuse he claimed to have witnessed and endured as a child actor.
When TMZ approached him about Diddy’s situation, Feldman replied, “Have I been to his party? No, I’ve never been to his party. No, man.”
He continued, “I think I’m a little old” — a quip that the cameraman misunderstood, leading Feldman to emphasize the point: “I think I’m too young to be invited, that’s my point,” he said. he said. Watch the video below.
Feldman has spoken out about his experience with child abuse in Hollywood. He claims to have been a victim of sexual abuse as a child and has spoken out publicly about the issue for many years, while also advocating for the protection of young actors and children in the entertainment industry.
He clearly still feels the same way as he denied ever attending any of Diddy’s reported “Freak Off” parties. “I never went to any of his parties, I never met him, I don’t know any of those people,” he added to TMZ.
“But it’s disgusting and I’m grateful that justice is being served,” Feldman said. “And I really hope that this will continue to happen, and all these scum will be exterminated because children need to be protected, end of story. It’s disgusting.”
Feldman first rose to fame as a child star in films such as The Goonies (1985), Gremlins (1984) et Friday the 13th: Final chapter (1984). He still works in television and film but also focuses on music, releasing his latest solo album Love Remains 2: Loving embrace in 2021. Feldman and his band supported Limp Bizkit on the group’s “Loserville Tour” throughout 2024, alongside Bones, N8NOFACE and Riff Raff.
Diddy is currently awaiting trial in May 2025 from a jail cell in Brooklyn.
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