‘I Don’t Have Sh-t to Do With Puffy’

Will Smith wants to make one thing clear:

He has zero involvement in the never-ending allegations surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs.

As you may have heard by now, Diddy is now behind bars awaiting trial on a whole slew of charges, many stemming from rape and sexual assault charges.

Scandal Grows

Earlier this week, Jay Z became embroiled in scandalAs an anonymous accuser alleged that the hip hop legend raped her with Diddy.

He was just 13 years old at the time of the alleged incident, which he claims happened in 2000.

Perhaps trying to avoid his own legal drama, Will disavowed any relationship with Diddy during a concert in San Diego Thursday night.

“The world we live in today is so hard for you to know what’s real and what’s true,” Will told the crowd, in footage captured by TMZ.

“I haven’t said this publicly, but I just want to say this very clearly: I’m not related to Puffy, so y’all can stop all memes.”

Will didn’t go into specifics about the memes, but it looks like he’s upset by some of the content he’s seen circulating on social media.

“You can stop all that bull – I’ve never been close to the Freak-Offs. I do enough on my own, don’t put other people’s bull,” he said, referring to Diddy’s famous orgy.

“I’ve never been close to that guy (or) not done stupid things, so any time you hear that, it’s a lie.”

Needless to say, Will is quite adamant about his lack of any connection to Diddy.

But she also kept things a little lighter, joking that she “doesn’t like baby oil.” Obviously, Will doesn’t want to answer questions related to Diddy, as Jay Z will soon do

What’s Next For Diddy?

As for the man at the center of all this, it looks more and more like he could stay locked up for a very long time.

Diddy’s bail request has been repeatedly denied, as accusers continue to come forward with horrifying allegations of abuse.

Lawyers for the jailed hip hop mogul continue to maintain his innocence.

They will get a chance to present their case in court when Diddy’s trial gets underway in May.

But however the trial went, we think it’s safe to say that the court of public opinion has reached its verdict.