In a recent interview, Chopper, a former member of the band Making the Band, opened up about his thoughts on a controversial situation involving his ex-bandmate, Sara, and music mogul Diddy.

Sara had previously claimed in a documentary that Diddy had violated her, an accusation that Chopper disputes. He shares his perspective, based on his firsthand experiences during their time together on the show.

Chopper starts by expressing his respect and love for Sara, but insists on being honest. He claims that he doesn’t believe Diddy violated her, explaining that he witnessed Sara’s behavior when she was around Diddy.

According to Chopper, Diddy would visit the penthouse where they were staying early in the morning, sometimes around 3 or 4 AM, and Sara would leave with him. After several hours, she would return to the group with her makeup smeared, drunk, and visibly disheveled, which he suggests indicated she had been intimate with Diddy.

He further emphasizes that this occurred multiple times, which leads him to believe that Sara was not a victim of any violation. Rather, he suggests that she was excited and actively engaged in these encounters.

He acknowledges that this might not paint a flattering picture of Sara, but insists on speaking the truth based on his observations. Chopper also mentions that the rest of the group was aware of Sara’s behavior, with rumors circulating that she was romantically involved with Diddy.

Chopper admits that he witnessed Sara drinking alcohol and behaving in ways that seemed out of character for someone who was married. He reveals that his first experience with alcohol was with Sara, and although he didn’t like drinking initially, he grew accustomed to it over time.

He notes that while Sara’s drunken behavior might have been inappropriate, especially considering her marriage, he does not believe she was coerced into her interactions with Diddy.

The conversation takes a turn when Chopper addresses rumors about Sara’s relationship with R&B singer Ginuwine. He recalls an incident while they were in Mobile, Alabama, where Ginuwine approached him asking about Sara.

According to Chopper, Ginuwine was curious about Sara’s whereabouts and even invited him to join a s3xual encounter with two women in his hotel room. Chopper, though young and naive, went along with it, but the situation raised questions for him about Sara’s personal choices.

Although he never saw exactly what transpired between Sara and Ginuwine, Chopper suggests that it could have been a more intimate situation than Sara might have publicly admitted. He believes that Sara, when intoxicated, exhibited behavior that showed she was not entirely innocent, as she seemed to pursue whatever relationship or situation she wanted.

Chopper concludes by stating that he does not think Diddy violated Sara. Instead, he believes that Sara was not a passive participant but rather someone who made her own decisions, often influenced by alcohol.

Despite the nature of his revelations, he maintains that his intention is not to slander Sara, but simply to speak his truth as he remembers it.