Diddy's ex Yung Miami says she's 'not a prostitute' as his nemesis 50 Cent taunts her... after she was named in lawsuit against the hip hop mogul

The rapper Yung Miami is defending herself after she was named in a lawsuit against her ex-boyfriend Diddy.

The 30-year-old performer denied being a 'prostitute' after the rapper 50 Cent, who has been waging a war of words on social media against the 54-year-old hip hop mogul in recent weeks, slammed her on Instagram.

He has also previously blasted his ex Daphne Joy as a 'sex worker' in response to a sex trafficking lawsuit filed against Diddy by the music producer Rodney 'Lil Rod' Jones that alleged she had done sex work. 

The back-and-forth among 50 Cent and women named in Jones' lawsuit also follows dual raids on Diddy's Los Angeles and Miami mansions by Homeland Security officials, which is reportedly part of a sex trafficking investigation 

On Sunday, the In Da Club hitmaker, 48, shared a clip from an interview Yung Miami (real name: Caresha Brownlee) gave on the The Jason Lee Show, in which she referred to herself as a 'whore.'

The clip featured a dictionary definition for the term that 50 Cent (birth name: Curtis Jackson III) superimposed over the clip, defining it as 'a prostitute.'

The rapper Yung Miami is defending herself after she was named in a lawsuit against her ex-boyfriend Diddy; seen in September 2023

The 30-year-old performer denied being a 'prostitute' after the rapper 50 Cent, who has been waging a war of words on social media against the 54-year-old hip hop mogul in recent weeks, slammed her on Instagram; seen in 2021 in Atlanta

'it’s ok to be a whore just make sure your being over paid. See a Sucker, catch a Sucker, Suck a Sucker dry. You go girl LSW LOL @bransoncognac @lecheminduroi,' 50 Cent captioned the clip.

But Yung Miami took to the comments to defend herself and offer context.

'I think this got taken out of context, it’s a gay slur "what’s up whore" is something my gay cousin always said to me,' she claimed. 'It’s c*** it’s a slang that we said to each other that’s what I was trying to explain to Jason because he’s gay and he got what I was trying to say. I’m not a prostitute. I never sold [cat emoji] a day in my life. & I hate how this is getting spun.'

But 50 Cent just responded by posting a screenshot of her comment to his Instagram page while adding his own caption.

'I like at @yungmiami305 I don’t want to hurt her, or her feelings I just put her in BMF she cool. I think they was in a relationship but them other women LSW VIBES ! @bransoncognac @lecheminduro,' 50 wrote, while once again tagging his alcohol brands.

His use of 'LSW' appears to refer to little sex workers, a term he has previously used in late March while poking fun at his ex Daphne Joy, who was accused of being a sex worker in Jones' lawsuit, which she has denied while accusing her ex 50 Cent of having raped her in the past in a shocking post.

In Jones' lawsuit, he claimed Diddy 'bragged about having several women on a monthly stipend,' according to documents obtained by Us Weekly, and he also accused Yung Miami of having transported drugs for Diddy.

Jones accused the record label head of allegedly having a taste for a drug commonly known as 'pink cocaine,' which describes a mixture of ecstasy and cocaine.

Jones accuses Diddy of getting the drugs from Brendan Paul, who was arrested in March on drug possession charges.

The producer claims that after Paul failed to get Diddy's request drugs, Yung Miami stepped in to obtain them. 

On Sunday, the In Da Club hitmaker, 48, shared a clip from an interview Yung Miami (real name: Caresha Brownlee) gave on the The Jason Lee Show, in which she referred to herself as a 'whore'

The clip featured a dictionary definition for the term that 50 Cent (birth name: Curtis Jackson III) superimposed over the clip, defining it as 'a prostitute'; seen April 6 in Raleigh, North Carolina

After Yung Miami defended herself in the comments, he reposted a screenshot of the text on his page

A lawsuit by music producer Rodney 'Lil Rod' Jones accused Diddy of sex trafficking and alleged that Yung Miami and other women connected to him were sex workers, which she has denied

The suit also accused Yung Miami of trafficking drugs for Diddy, but a source previously claimed to Us Weekly that she had visual evidence that she was elsewhere when she was alleged to be obtained rugs for the mogul; seen in September 2023 in NYC

Diddy's liars have blasted Jones as a 'liar' and denied the contents of his lawsuit.

A source close to Yung Miami also came to her defense while speaking with Us Weekly last month. 

'The allegations Lil Rod has made in his lawsuit are completely false,' the source said, and they claimed that the rapper has 'time-stamped photo evidence' indicating that she was in New York at the same time Jones claims that she was obtaining illicit drugs for Diddy.

Yung Miami and Diddy publicly revealed that they were dating in June 2022, but she revealed they had split after less than a year in April of 2023.