Diddy’s Ex Bodyguard Claims Gina Huynh Was Paid Millions Not to Testify

Diddy’s Former Bodyguard Gene Deal Claims Gina Huynh Was Paid Millions Not to Testify

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ former bodyguard Gene Deal, has been vocal about his former employee, and has made several allegations against him in the past couple years.

Gene is back again with new claims, per AllHipHop. He made the fresh allegations while being interviewed on The Art Of Dialogue.

According to the former bodyguard, prosecutors are struggling to get Diddy’s ex girlfriend Gina Huynh, to testify in Manhattan court. He claims she won’t testify because the rapper allegedly gave her $2 million and other things to keep her far from the courtroom.

“They want the prosecution to hurry up to bring Gina in so Gina could paint the picture that, like, everything was consenting, because she’s been paid off,” Gene said during the interview.

“She took the $2 million payment from Diddy. I think Diddy may have gave her 2 million or something like that. Got her in school, gave an apartment out in L.A. Still was messing with him. Come on, man. Brainwashed.”

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He then claimed she’s the “victim-3” whom prosecutors said disappeared. “This is the one who disappeared. But she did talk to the federal government. They do have emails and everything from her and her lawyer. So she had to be somewhat involved in that,” he said, adding that she is allegedly a “hostile witness.”

The disgraced rapper’s ex partner Huynh, is believed to be the “Victim-3” in Sean Combs’ federal indictment. However, it’s noteworthy that these are unverified claims and there’s been no confirmation of this identity.

Earlier this month, Sean’s lawyer Marc Agnifilo, reportedly told the court that Gina Huynh is out of the case and won’t be coming. Christy Slavik, Assistant U.S. Attorney, then countered by alleging that Huynh was very much a part of this case.

“The government can call Gina if it wants to. It might be difficult. It might be hard to do. They are the United States of America. They can get Gina into this courtroom if that is what they want to do,” Agnifilo said.