Prominent names connected with Diddy Parties: Details explored as Terrence Howard claims every celebrity "lost their man card"

In a recent turn of events, more celebrity names connected to Diddy's parties have been revealed. Numerous A-list celebrities were seen on the most recent list that is circulating online on various social media platforms. In addition to that, certain celebrities have also deleted some of their previous posts, which is making netizens suspicious.

Some of the big names included in the alleged list are Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Paris Hilton, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ashton Kutcher, Megan Fox, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, Howard Stern, Russell Simmons, Russell Brand, and Usher. What is fueling the suspicion is the fact that Usher and P!nk deleted their previous posts about how Justin Bieber may have been involved in Diddy's parties as a victim.

However, none of the names mentioned on this list have been connected to P. Diddy in any criminal way.

What does Terrence Howard have to say about the Diddy parties?

American actor Terrence Dashon Howard came forward to speak about the Diddy parties and the new celebrity names that have been recently circulated all over the internet.

Terrence Howard joined the PBD Podcast as a guest, and Patrick Bet-David was the host. They dived into different topics, which included "Tech Theft, Science Clash, and Marvel Drama". Toward the end of the podcast, Howard brought up some of the actors he knew and the sad demise of Heath Ledger and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Bet-David asked Howard what he thought took them to that point, and the actor replied,

"Who knows what happened to Philip, who knows what what Heath had to do in order to get to where where he was at. There's a lot of things that people do that end up sitting and they can't get over it and they got to keep getting high hoping to get it out of their head you know."

He added,

But when you lose your man card that's the only thing I can think of. You lose your damn man card... you give up your ability your right to being a man a man don't take it a man gives it so when you give up that man card you don't get that back" - Howard explained

Bet-David then asks Terrence if he is referring to a certain situation, which is the Diddy parties and case. To this, Howard answers,

"I'm saying what I'm saying you don't get that back... When you give up that man card right, you lose some spiritual energy that has always been pushing through. Like if a woman gives up her womanly right of being a mother and taking care of her family." he adds.

Terrence then explicitly mentioned what he was trying to say by making this point. He said,

"...when you give up your manhood, I've never seen somebody recover from it. That was all the people that went to the Puffy parties. That was all the people that did all those things, thinking that there was never going to be a consequence for what they were doing. Got punked out and pimped out by by some over greater desire... I believe that's a big problem with a lot of the actors out there because they get fluid and next thing you know once go fluid you it's gone."

Terrence Howard further clarifies what he meant by losing your "man card." He elaborates,

"you don't have any foundation to pull yourself back from, so maintain your man card... so you see some guys struggling with that. You see Bieber struggling with that, you see some of these guys struggling with that. They can't get it out of their head. They can't get it out of their head, the things that they did no matter how they did it."

He concludes by saying,

"Whether they were drunk or high or whatever you gave up your man card, you need therapy and that's the thing that hurts them the most and so they end up on drugs end up every way to try and get rid of any principles there are."

In the PDB Podcast, Terrence Howard ends by saying that it is just the way of the business. Men and women in the industry sell their "man card" to achieve everything, but they lose their souls in the process. He used an example of celebrities who attended Diddy's parties and how they are paying the price for it, somehow or another.

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