Yung Miami Confirms That She & Diddy Called It Quits: 'That's Not My Man'

Yung Miami and Diddy are no longer an item! The one half of the group City Girls confirmed her whirlwind romance with the Hip-hop icon had ended on a good note.

Caresha Brownle, best known by her stage name Yung Miami, is a sensational songstress. The entertainer shot to stardom alongside her friend Jatavia Johnson, a.k.a. JT., after appearing on Drake's hit single, "In My Feelings."

Outside music, the 29-year-old made headlines for her relationship with other rappers. The most publicized affair was her situation with the "Coming Home" artist, a brief love story that got "Pee Diddy" trending on social media. 

During a heart-to-heart interview with The Cut magazine, the "Act Up" singer got candid about her romance with the renowned rapper. The Opa-Locka native revealed that the duo's romance began with a business deal.

Diddy became interested in the rising star following her appearance on Justin Laboy's show. After the interview, the record producer invited the mother-of-two to his home in Miami and advised the media personality to host a podcast.

Ultimately, this encounter led to the birth of her talk show "Caresha Please," where the program's first guest was the Bad Boy Records founder. When asked why she publicly addressed her intimate relationship with the New Yorker, the 29-year-old credited her open nature.

"I felt like, it is what it is. Eventually, people would find out because he is who he is; I am who I am," the talk show host explained. "We were just like, if we're going to put it out there, we'll be the ones that talk. I don't like anyone talking for me."

Inquiring about their current status, the interviewer asked if the pair were still an item, to which the "Twerk" artist responded, "No." Before any misunderstandings could occur, Yung Miami confirmed that the former flames did not part ways on bad terms despite their situations. 

"We’re still friends! We’re still good friends! But we’re single. That’s not my man. We had our own situation, I’m not gonna put a title on it. We were fucking with each other hard. We were together every day at one point. He supported me, I supported him. I’ll let the internet call it whatever they want to call it."

The caramel-toned beauty was aware of the internet's naming skills, given that her "golden showers" revelation got the name "Pee Diddy" trending on social media. Regarding the viral matter, the motor-of-two clarified that her sexual interests did not involve the record producer.

"I never said he was the one I did that with. Sex is a part of life. I'm grown, and maybe I talk about it too much, but everybody's got their personal experiences," the 29-year-old explained before addressing her wild sexual preferences.

The Opa-Locka native said: "Some people get shitted on. Some people live on the edge, and some are boring as f**k. I watch a lot of porn, and b*****s get peed on. If we have grown and we are in the house just chilling and want to talk about sex, what's wrong with that?"

Earlier this year, Yung Miami revealed a shocking bedroom secret on an episode of her podcast, "Caresha Please." The confession occurred while she was playing a drinking game with her guest Trina. 

Per the rules of their game, the duo took shots whenever a confession was made to a question. It was the "Flewed Out" singer's turn when she picked the query that exposed her freaky side.

"Damn, why'd I pick this one. Oh, lord!" the podcaster lamented. When prompted to reveal the question, the 29-year-old confessed: "It says to take a shot if you like golden showers; I do."

Following her revelation, Trina needed clarification about what she had heard. "Golden showers, meaning when the guy pees on you?" the rapper inquired, visibly shocked. "Pee on you everywhere; you like it?"

Yung Miami confirmed that the 44-year-old did not mishear her fetish, "I just like it," she reassured her guest. Finally reacting to the news, the "I Got a Thang for You" singer dubbed the younger rapper "freak of the week."