Stevie J Says No Weapon Shall Prosper Against Diddy & His Sons

Stevie J React To Diddy’s Homes Being Raided By Homeland Security Agents

Diddy has been in the news following reports that his Los Angeles and Miami homes were raided in connection to the rapper’s sex trafficking lawsuit. The raid was after a producer Lil Rod, made sued the rap and business mogul.

Couple celebrities were in the mix in Rod’s lawsuit among which is Stevie J. In the lawsuit, Lil Rod claims that he was forced to watch Stevie have sex with another man.

Stevie denied the claims saying, “These allegations are false and my lawyer will be handling this going forward.” Stevie J also reacted to the allegations on social media saying, “I ain’t never gonna be that guy… I’m one of gods favorite.”

Stevie J says no weapon shall prosper against Diddy and his sons! pic.twitter.com/2w33zR44Ep

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After Diddy’s homes were raided by homeland security agents, Stevie has now reacted. The TV personality was bumping a Hip Hop-inspired remix of Gospel icon Dorinda Clark Cole‘s signature hit, ‘I’m Still Here,’ in a video he shared online.

Stevie captioned the video “no weaponed against us shall prosper” while tagging Diddy and sons Justin and King.

“Them folks don’t care about you playing gospel! They coming for you next!” someone commented. “Y’all love to throw on that gospel when y’all in trouble,” another person wrote. “Lol don’t bring God into y’all mess,” someone else added.

Lil Rod’s claims that Combs forced him to watch the ‘Love & Hip Hop’ star have sex with another man was shut down after the adult film star, who was later identified as D’Angelo “Knockout” Marquis, clarified that Stevie was not among the duo seen in the controversial pictures.