Justin Bieber shared a concise message about his faith in light of the ongoing criminal allegations against his former close associate, Sean “Diddy” Combs, which include sexual assault, abuse, and sex trafficking.

On Saturday, Bieber utilized his Instagram stories to pose a question to his followers: “How can I believe Jesus is with me?”

The 30-year-old artist then expressed, “For me, Justin, it’s [sic] simply his goodness that continues to persuade me.”

Bieber and his association with Diddy

The communication follows months of speculation regarding Bieber, who was reportedly "completely disgusted" by the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding the rapper. It was suggested that these events had adversely affected his mental health, particularly in light of Combs' arrest in September.

Sources informed Us Weekly in October that the artist known for "Lonely" was "in a difficult mental state," given his "history" with the founder of Bad Boy Records, and that processing the allegations against Combs was "challenging."

Bieber's name frequently emerged in discussions due to his past association with the now-disgraced rapper during his teenage years.

Another insider indicated that Bieber had been "counselled" to publicly distance himself from Combs.

In contrast, a third source mentioned that the musician found solace in focusing on the positive aspects of his life, particularly following the birth of his son, Jack Blues, with his wife, Hailey Bieber, earlier this year.

The source emphasized that the singer wished to have "nothing to do" with Combs' legal issues, noting that "his joy in being a father has surpassed his concerns regarding Diddy."

"It belongs to his past, and that is where he intends to keep it," the insider highlighted.

When Bieber seemed tense

Earlier that month, Bieber appeared to be in a sombre mood as he departed from the renowned celebrity venue, Chateau Marmont. The Grammy-winning artist displayed a serious demeanour.

A new lawsuit has been initiated against Combs, the music mogul currently in custody and facing more than 30 civil lawsuits along with federal charges of racketeering conspiracy. As reported by Rolling Stone, the rapper's former assistant, who was employed from 2019 to 2021, is suing Combs, claiming he was compelled to organize drug-infused events referred to as "Wild King Nights" and was pressured into performing a sexual act in front of Combs to demonstrate his loyalty.

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