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    Elon Musk ruined JLO’s career so quickly people didn’t have time to understand what happened

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 2 Mins Read

    Speaking on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, billionaire Elon Musk attacked actress/musician Jennifer Lopez.

    Musk targeted Lopez because of her look at Kamala Harris’ Las Vegas event during the presidential campaign.
    Close friend of Donald Trump, Musk was quick to “fight back,” citing JLO’s dating past with Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is now awaiting trial for s*x trafficking, and racketeering. He stays under federal detention at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York City, until then. The ex-couple dated 1999 to 2001.

    The owner of SpaceX asked the singer’s credibility.

    “J. Lo was like his former girlfriend and it’s like now deciding she’s like warning people against Trump,” Musk told Rogan. “How many people did she warn Diddy against, exactly? Oh zero, great. Perhaps we should not rely on her judgment.

    He carried on: “People in the music entertainment business had to know that Diddy was like abusing, you know, kids basically and yet they still fed him kids. Such as, where is the responsibility? They must know.

    Publicly supporting Harris, Lopez cautioned the people against supporting Donald Trump. She responded following anti-Latino remarks made during a rally by Trump supporter comic Tony Hinchcliffe.

    Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico among the others a “floating island of garbage.”

    We ought to be sensitive. We should be offended, Lopez remarked back in October, 2024.

    She said, “We should be enraged and terrified.” We should – our suffering matters. We really matter. You have importance. Your vote and voice really count.

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    Regarding the arrest of P Diddy, Lopez had not spoken.

    “It’s strange that so many who attended his events are now outspoken supporters of Harris,” Rogan, the host of the podcast, also mentioned of the celebrities who had been close to P Diddy over the years.

    Clearly, he was doing it for his own jollies too; there was something disgusting about it.

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