Jennifer Lopez Abruptly Leaves Autograph Signing Session After Invasive Diddy Questions

Jennifer Lopez made a swift exit from an autograph signing session after being bombarded with intrusive questions about her past relationship with embattled rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs.

The singer has previously talked about their tumultuous romance, which she described as "tempestuous" and "emotionally exhausting."

Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently facing multiple sex crime charges and was recently accused of sexually assaulting minors.

According to the Daily Mail, the "Atlas" actress was in the process of signing autographs for a swarm of fans when she was forced to walk away after being asked questions about her relationship with Diddy.

Lopez has previously spoken about the "tempestuous" and "emotionally exhausting" nature of her romance with the "Bad Boy for Life" rapper, and an eager fan seemingly couldn't help but remind her as she signed on for fans.

Local media reports that a fan walked up to her and asked, "JLo, do you have any comments about Diddy and the allegations?"

It was then she reportedly stopped signing the autograph and stormed out the door even though other fans pleaded, "Don't leave."

Unearthed pictures in which Lopez appears to be in a heated argument with Diddy have been making the rounds on social media.

According to the Daily Mail, the series of events covered by the photos happened on the same night he is now accused of raping a 13-year-old girl.

The photo was taken at the Lotus nightclub on the night of September 7, 2000, the same evening he allegedly sexually assaulted a teenage girl in front of two unidentified celebrities, as contained in a new lawsuit.

An eyewitness detailed the encounter to the news outlet, noting that the altercation led to the rapper making an early exit with his entourage and a group of girls.

"Diddy held a Cristal champagne bottle the entire time serving his guests," the source recounted. "Everyone was dancing and enjoying themselves, but as the night progressed, tensions rose between him and JLo."

Diddy is currently held at the MDC in Brooklyn as he faces charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution ahead of his 2025 hearing.

See the unearthed photos of Jennifer Lopez and Diddy here.

Lopez has been accused of taking part in Diddy's now-infamous "freak offs" parties, the drug-pedalled orgy he allegedly held with his victims.

Her first husband, Ojani Noa, recently took to social media to distance himself from the rapper but claimed that his estranged popstar wife was one of the multiple celebrities present at the event.

"I'M NOT ON THE LIST," Noa captioned the post he shared on Instagram. "To those people and media outlets asking if I ever went or participated in that Piece of Sh-t (DIDDY'S) Freak-Off Parties. No, and No. Never. But my Ex-Wife (Jennifer Lopez) a.k.a (JLO) Did... Ask Her."

"Oh, and ask her about the SEX TAPES," he added. "The 734 Dildos And The BABY OIL."

Noa, who married Lopez in February 1997, has often blamed their split on her working relationship with Diddy while they worked on her debut album "On the 6."

Lopez and Diddy dated between 1999 and 2001. She previously talked about the state of her emotional well-being in their relationship, noting that their romance was draining.

"And we broke up many times before that, and got back together and broke up again, and nobody knew about it," the "Ain't Your Mama" singer explained, per the Daily Mail.

"It was very tempestuous. Towards the end, it was emotionally exhausting. It was good that I was young," Lopez added.

In a previous interview with Vibe Magazine, she stated that Diddy's infidelity was the major reason she called it quits with him.

"It was the first time I was with someone who wasn't faithful," she told the news outlet in a 2003 interview, per Entertainment Weekly. "I was in this relationship with Puff where I was totally crying, crazy, and going nuts; it really took my whole life in a tailspin."

At the time, she also weighed in on reports that she'd often go knocking on hotel room doors looking for him.

"I can't remember right now, but I won't say it didn't happen," she shared. "I never caught him, but I just knew. He'd say he was going to a club for a couple of hours and then never come back that night."

"I had to think, do I want to be home with kids in 10 years wondering where somebody is at three in the morning?" she added.