“I Almost Died Because Diddy Poisoned Me!” Says Jamie Foxx

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In a potentially shocking development in the Diddy case, actor and comedian Jamie Foxx reportedly told the crowd at a recent show that he was the one responsible for turning the rapper/producer in to the authorities. And why would he have done such a thing? Because, Foxx said, Diddy was behind the poisoning that sent him to the hospital and nearly killed him.

Jimmy discusses this surprising turn in the unfolding drama and criminality surrounding Diddy.

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