Danity Kane

Aubrey O'Day has some thoughts on Sean 'Diddy' Combs' life behind bars, and she doesn't think his time in prison is exactly accomplishing its intended purpose.

The former Danity Kane singer reacted Wednesday to a NBC News investigation into Combs' reported condition at the FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey, where he's serving 50-month sentence.

Journalist Chloe Melas shared the investigation on X, writing, 'My breaking exclusive on Sean Diddy Combs.

We've obtained video of him using a cellphone in prison and much more.' O'Day quote tweeted, uh, the post with a pointed response saying, 'Thank you, Chloe, for doing this investigation.

Um, I know our friends later this, uh, in the show they're gonna talk about some of the programming of the festival.

But, you know, um, as a millennial, uh, we have Danity Kane, Aubrey O'Day-

Ooh

... coming.

Uh, as well as the festival starting at 5:00, and that's gonna go into the evening.

And I just gotta give a shout-out to the amazing entertainment that we have this year.

Aubrey O'Day of Danity Kane fame-

Yes.

Not, not a girl band.

Um, Danity Kane.

Iconic.

Um, I love everything-

Yeah.

Um, uh-

They had, like, they're above Danity Kane for me.

I mean, they had more good songs.

What was announced yesterday?

Our queen, Dawn Richard of Danity Kane fame, is singing the national anthem tonight at the New York Liberty WNBA playoff game.

No way.

That's literally my dream.

I made it up today while I was doing research.

Okay.

So as you know, this is a podcast dedicated to celebrating 20 years of Danity Kane.

Mm-hmm.

I was obsessed deep diving on this.

It's like if Danity Kane or The Pussycat Dolls were making, like, Disney Radio songs or something like that.

I know that you like it.

You want a piece of my bubblegum.

What is this? Are you hood?

I do only listen to Danity Kane.

Is that the one, Damages? Core memory, trauma, trauma, trauma.

The, the, yeah.