50 Cent, Aubrey O'Day react to Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial verdict: ‘The gay John Gotti’

SEan Diddy Combs' longtime competition rapper 50 Cent wasted no clip reacting to the finding of fact in his federal soldier caseful. Just minutes after the jury acquitted Combs of sex trafficking and racketeering but found him guilty of two lesser counts-transportation to engage in prostitution, 50 Cent posted his take on Instagram. “Beat the RIO, that boy a bad man,” 50 wrote, adding, “He the gay John Gotti,” alongside clapping emojis. The jab was another addition to 50 Cent’s ongoing commentary throughout Combs’ legal saga. John Gotti was a mob boss who was similarly acquitted on racketeering charges.Also read: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial verdict: Key facts and major highlights50 Cent's reactions during Diddy's trialOver the past several months, the rapper mocked witness testimonies, shared memes and even teased a documentary about the case. In one instance, after testimony alleging Combs once appeared at someone’s home with a gun, 50 Cent posted, “CUT. Puffy’s got a gun, I don’t feel safe. LOL.”Now, with the trial over, his remarks signal no end to his long-standing feud with Diddy - which dates back to at least 2006 and was even referenced during court proceedings.Aubrey O'Day says she feels sick after the verdictSinger and former Danity Kane member Aubrey O’Day also weighed in after the verdict. Sharing her reaction on Instagram Stories, O'Day said she was “physically ill.”“Oh my God, not guilty on Cassie, not guilty on Rico, no way that Jane is gonna be guilty,” she said while recording CNN's live broadcast. “This makes me physically ill. Cassie probably feels so horrible. Ugh, I’m gonna vomit,” she said, as per E! News.The outlet added that O’Day, who once worked under Combs, has publicly criticized him before.Diddy still faces years in prisonAccording to Variety, Combs, 55, was found guilty of two counts involving transporting male sex workers across state lines for “freak-offs” or drug-fueled sex parties. Though acquitted of sex trafficking and racketeering, he still faces up to 20 years behind bars-10 years for each count.After the verdict, Combs looked visibly relieved. He mouthed “thank you” to jurors, shook his lawyers’ hands, and turned to face his family.His attorneys are now pushing for his release ahead of sentencing, offering a $1 million bond. Prosecutors strongly opposed the request. “He has shown disregard for U.S. Law,” said Assistant U.S. Attorney Maurene Comey, pointing to testimony involving drugs and abuse.Judge Arun Subramanian asked both sides to submit written arguments by 1 p.m. ET before ruling on Combs’ potential release.FAQs:Q1. What was 50 Cent’s reaction to Diddy’s verdict?A1. He posted on Instagram calling Combs “a bad man” and “the gay John Gotti.”Q2. What did Aubrey O’Day say?A2. She said the verdict made her “physically ill” and posted her reaction on Instagram Stories.Q3. What is Combs convicted of?A3. He was found guilty on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.Q4. Will Combs be released before sentencing?A4. The judge has not ruled yet. Final submissions from both legal teams are due by 1 p.m. ET.