Representatives for Bishop T.D. Jakes, the prominent leader of The Potter’s House megachurch in Dallas, Texas, have vehemently refuted recent unverified claims circulating on social media regarding his alleged involvement in sex parties hosted by music mogul Sean Combs (Diddy). Jordan A. Hora, executive director of public relations and communications for the T.D. Jakes Group, dismissed the allegations as “unequivocally false and baseless” in an exclusive statement to The Christian Post. Hora expressed concern about the proliferation of deepfake photos and distorted information, emphasizing Bishop Jakes’ commitment to meaningful change and compassion in the face of false speculations.
The controversy emerged when a YouTube channel, Tuff News TV, implicated Bishop Jakes in a lawsuit recently settled by R&B singer Cassie against Diddy. The lawsuit alleged rape, physical abuse, and participation in sex parties, with Cassie supposedly providing evidence of Diddy’s activities.
Tiktok user jusnene made the original video clip of allegations and has since has over 12M+ and counting views. When questioned by CP about the source of the allegations against Jakes, McKinley did not respond.
The YouTube video, gaining significant traction on social media platforms, claimed that Jakes was involved in these alleged events. Despite the lack of credible sources and responses from Tuff News TV, Bishop Jakes’ representatives stood firm in denouncing the accusations, emphasizing his dedication to positive impact and values-based storytelling through his role as CEO of T.D. Jakes Entertainment.
Source: The Christian Post
