Did judge order Ellen DeGeneres arrest warrant during ongoing Diddy s*x trafficking trial? Viral fake rumor debunked 

A video caught attention online claiming that an arrest warrant was issued for TV host Ellen DeGeneres due to a s*x trafficking trial linked to Sean "Diddy" Combs, the American rapper and record producer. This claim began from a YouTube post made on May 30 by a channel focused on fictional stories. While many found the claim interesting, no reliable evidence backs it up and it was a fake rumor.

The video titled 'Judge Orders Ellen DeGeneres Arrest After tWitch’s Recording Is Played in Diddy’s Trial,' used dramatic storytelling and edited visuals to claim that a court case involving a recording by the late Stephen "tWitch" Boss pulled DeGeneres into legal trouble. The channel alleged that an audio recording left by Boss was played in court, exposing damaging details. This dramatic story gained quick attention online and sparked rumors on social media.

The video description said:

"Just in: a stunning courtroom twist has sent shockwaves through Hollywood! A judge has reportedly ordered the arrest of Ellen DeGeneres after a bombshell recording by tWitch was played in Diddy’s trial, sparking widespread outrage and speculation. Join us as we break down the shocking revelations, the tense courtroom atmosphere, and what this could mean for Ellen, tWitch, and Diddy’s already chaotic legal battle."

No evidence linking Ellen DeGeneres to allegations in Diddy's trial, viral video debunked

Ellen DeGeneres, the former comedian, actress, television host, and writer, has DeGeneres has faced criticism online because of the new YouTube video and her past links with Combs, such as being seen in public together and maintaining a close friendship. However, there is no confirmed proof tying her to any allegations being examined in the ongoing trial. Talks on the internet, like mentions of nicknames or supposed private events, have not been backed by legal evidence or verified journalism.

Investigations have shown the fake video is not based on facts. Official legal records from Sean Combs' 2024 arrest do not mention Stephen Boss at all. Authorities have also not named or connected the American television host to this trial. The court has not issued any arrest warrant against her, and her name is missing from all official case documents.

The YouTube channel behind the video creates fictional content, as it has shared disclaimers saying its content is made-up and intended just for entertainment. They have admitted their stories can include edited visuals and audio. The creators also stated that any similarities to actual people or events are accidental. The disclaimer read:

"Disclaimer: The stories presented on this channel are entirely fictional and crafted solely for entertainment. Any resemblance to real events, individuals, or situations is purely coincidental and unintentional. These narratives are not intended to depict, reference, or represent any actual occurrences, persons, or entities."

The trial against Sean Combs centers on the charges brought against him. Authorities have not mentioned expanding the investigation to involve Ellen DeGeneres. People following the case should look to reliable news sources and legal documents to stay informed as things move forward.

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