Diddy’s New Year Eve’s party cancelled
Popular American rapper Diddy will celebrate his 50th birthday in November.
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December 29, 2020

Diddy’s New Year Eve’s party cancelled

Diddy’s lavish New Year Eve party has been cancelled. The 52-year-old rap icon shared the disappointing news on his

He shared an image of text to his over 17 million followers with the message: ‘TO ALL MY FRIENDS: In efforts to keep everyone safe & Healthy unfortunately WE ARE NOT HAVING A NYE PARTY THIS YEAR!

‘I hope everyone had a blessed holiday and wish you all the best for the new year! [heart emoji]’

Diddy’s celeb-filled signature New Year Eve’s party is normally held in Miami and Florida. And Governor Ron DeSantis recently signed an order that lifted most coronavirus-related restrictions including for gatherings.

So kudos to Diddy for taking this proactive step nonetheless!

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