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If acquitted, could Diddy rebound? TMZ’s Harvey Levin weighs in | Banfield
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7:56Now PlayingA jury will decide the fate of Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is accused of racketeering and sex trafficking, at the close of his trial. If the music mogul is acquitted, could he find new success? “Banfield” puts the question to TMZ’s Harvey Levin, who isn’t sure, even though past celebrities have made surprising comebacks. “I’m not going to say that there’s any resurrection for Diddy if he is found not guilty,” Levin said. “I’ve just been surprised so much in this job.”
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