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Hey there, folks. It is Thursday, July the 10th. And Diddy, he got a key to the city.

And now he had to give it back. Howard University gave him an honorary degree. He had to give that back to.

But you know what he doesn't have to get back? His $400 million fortune. And with that, everybody, welcome to this Diddy Update episode

of Amy and T.J. Rose, we talk about it was such a big win for him in the courtroom with that

verdict. That verdict gave him a a big win for him in the courtroom with that verdict.

That verdict gave him a very big win in his finances.

That's correct, because had he been convicted of the more serious charges, sex trafficking,

and, of course, that RICO charge racketeering and conspiracy,

the feds would then have been able to justify seizing every piece of property

that was used while committing those crimes, including his mansions, including his private

plane, where there were alleged incidents happening, including pretty much everything he owns

to transport and participate in his life because that would

have been a part of his criminal enterprise.

And you can argue, Rose, that that's everything.

Every bit of bad boy, every bit of his businesses, every bit of everything you were reaping

benefits. All of this was a whole organization working and they could go after that money.

I didn't piece it together at the time because I think most of us were thinking about

verdict and jail time.

Yes.

But this is enormous for Sean Combs to be able to hold on to assets, a huge fortune.

Look, yes, we're going to get into some of the stuff that

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