Aubrey O'Day Teases Diddy And Daphne Joy Leak With One Line
Aubrey O’Day seemed to weigh in on the diddy and daphne joy controversy on Sunday, May 31, with a tweet that read, "I guess size doesn’t matter." The line echoed 50 Cent’s reaction and landed after the alleged sex tape involving Diddy, Daphne Joy, and Sly Diggler had already spread online.
The post gave the leak another layer of public reaction, and it did so while Daphne Joy was already framing the video as nonconsensual. Her own statements put the dispute at the center of the fallout, not just the footage itself.
O'Day's May 31 Tweet
O’Day, a Danity Kane member, has been tied to Diddy before; last year she said she was fired from the group for rejecting sexual advances from him. That history makes her May 31 line read less like random shade and more like a pointed callback to a dispute that has followed him for years.
Her tweet did not add any new allegation, but it did publicly signal where she stood after the leak started circulating. In a story already loaded with blackmail claims and accusations of revenge porn, even a short reply can become part of the record around who is willing to say what in public.
Daphne Joy's Deleted Statement
Daphne Joy wrote in a since-deleted post that she "never consented" to the video being recorded, and she described the clip as "blackmail," "abuse," and "triggering and painful." She also said the person in the video used it to extort money and referred to the material as revenge porn.
The leaked video allegedly showed Joy with Sly Diggler while Diddy watched, which pushed the discussion beyond gossip and into a consent dispute with criminal overtones. Joy’s statement that the footage is genuine gave the leak a sharper edge, because it no longer centered on whether the clip existed but on how it surfaced and who used it.
50 Cent and Diddy
50 Cent compounded the pile-on by sharing screenshots of the leak and joking, "Free Diddy he has gone through enough being born with no penis. LOL." His reaction echoed O’Day’s wording and helped turn the leak into a public spectacle involving people already connected through business, family, and prior disputes.
Diddy has not released a statement on the leak, even as he serves a 50-month sentence after being found guilty of two counts of violating the Mann Act. That silence leaves the public discussion in the hands of everyone else named in it, with O’Day now part of the story’s latest round of commentary.
