Golden Globes host faces backlash over Diddy’s ‘gross’ joke.

Nikki Glaser She was criticized for a joke she made about the embattled rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs During her opening monologue at the 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday.

Viewers described the joke as “pathetic and gross”, and some also claimed it was insensitive towards victims of sexual assault.

Sean “Diddy” Combs remains in custody ahead of his trial in May, where he will face charges of racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation for the purposes of prostitution.

When Glaser made a joke about Diddy while opening this year’s Golden Globes, she probably didn’t expect it to upset fans on social media.

The comedian first made a joke about Diddy while praising Zendaya and her movie “Challengers.”

“Zendaya here, oh Zendaya, you were amazing in ‘Dune.'” She said, “Oh my God, you woke up for everyone, girl. Oh my God, that movie was more sexually charged than Diddy’s credit card.”

Amid audience reaction, Glaser doubled down on the joke by referring to Diddy’s infamous “freaks.”

She continued: “I’m sorry, I’m upset too. The afterparty won’t be as good this year. But we have to move on – ‘Stanley Tucci’s weirdo’ just doesn’t have the same tone.” “No baby oil this year, just a lot of olive oil.”

Concerned viewers immediately took to social media to express their anger at Glaser for making a joke about the sex scandal involving the embattled rapper.

One user said: “The problem with these Diddy jokes is that people often swear they’re making fun of abusers, but in reality they’re making fun of the abuse the victims went through. He abused many people, including children. Nikki Glaser It’s really not funny to me.” “It’s painful, but it’s pathetic and terrible.”

Another user commented: “Well, Nikki Glaser should seriously be banned from receiving awards like this because of this terrible joke. It’s completely insensitive to the victims of SA who have had such terrible experiences with this despicable man.”

Another viewer wrote: “I didn’t know who Nikki Glaser was before today and I never want to hear about her again. I hope this Diddy joke kills any attitude she was getting.”

When Diddy was arrested in September, and the indictment against him was unsealed, it was revealed that his notorious antics were central to the sex crime charges brought against him.

according to Page sixThe document also revealed that law enforcement agents confiscated more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricants, which were used in the “Freak Offs.”

To facilitate these events and handle other logistical needs, Diddy allegedly employed several individuals who were members of Combs Enterprises.

The “Freak Offs” were reportedly riddled with instances in which the music mogul assaulted females by hitting, kicking, dragging and throwing objects at them.

Meanwhile, Didi was said to have “maintained control over his victims through, among other things, physical violence, promises of employment opportunities, granting financial support and threatening to withhold it.”

The rapper also engaged in “tracking their whereabouts, dictating the appearance of victims, monitoring their medical records, monitoring their residences, and supplying them with controlled substances.”

Currently, Dede remains in custody ahead of his federal trial on May 5, 2025, but is expected to return to court on March 17.

If he is ultimately convicted of the sex crimes charges, he could face life in prison if the maximum sentence is imposed.

During the trial, it is expected that more details about his crimes will be revealed from the witnesses presented by the prosecution.

Meanwhile, these allegations will be addressed on the small screen in Peacock’s upcoming documentary about the rapper, “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.”

Many of Diddy’s inner circle were interviewed for the project, which will also include never-before-seen footage of the rapper.

The documentary is scheduled to premiere on January 14, and will be the first project to address the allegations against Diddy in 2025.

Diddy’s lawyers have since responded to the upcoming Peacock Documentary after its trailer dropped, in which several of his well-known associates were interviewed.

According to Daily MailIn a lengthy statement issued Friday, Diddy’s lawyer said these “documentaries include unverified claims and provide platforms for baseless conspiracy theories without accountability or evidence.”

They added: “In the case of the Peacock documentary in particular, the motives and credibility of the interviewees must be called into question. Many claim to have knowledge but lack any connection to the truth, while their wild and baseless theories are cut short and sensationalized.” “Realistic.”