T.D. Jakes Denies Attending Diddy's Wild Sex Parties

Last week an unverified report allegedly suggest that prominent pastor, author, and filmmaker, T. D. Jakes of being a frequent participant at sex parties hosted by producer and music mogul Sean Combs, popularly known as Diddy.
In the explosive lawsuit, R&B singer Cassie, whose real name is Casandra Ventura, alleged that shortly after she met Combs in 2005 at the age of 19, he began a controlling and abusive relationship with her in which she was given drugs, beaten, and forced to have sex with male prostitutes as he filmed. Combs allegedly hosted the orgies at high-end hotels across the U.S..
Cassie also allegedly shared a USB device containing recordings of Diddy's alleged "sex parties," where he reportedly hosted several powerful people, including Jakes.
T.D. Jakes has denied attending such parties. He called his accusers "liars" on Sunday and noted that even "if everything was true, all I got to do is repent sincerely from my heart."
Jakes continues, "Would y'all please do me a favor and stop worrying about me and give God some praise and honor and glory? I can feel you. ... I am fine. I'm good. I'm good. I'm the man for the job. I'm good," Jakes declared in a public livestream of his Christmas Eve service on YouTube which has since been made private.
"I can feel you. I can feel you. Relax ... We're not gonna let the devil take over our service. No, no, no, no, no. We're gonna give God some praise and some honor and some glory, for this is the day that the Lord has made, we shall rejoice and be glad in it," he insisted. "I'm not going to let the rain stop me. I'm not going to let the weather stop me. And I'm sure not going to let the liars stop me.
"The worst that could happen, if everything was true, all I got to do is repent sincerely, from my heart. There's enough power in the blood to cover all kinds of sin. I don't care what it is, the blood would fix it. But I ain't got to repent about this," Jakes declared.
"All I got to do is step over top of it and keep on going on. I'm not in trouble. I'm talking about the power of the blood. Amen. Thank you, Jesus. I have used it, and I will use it again. But I ain't gotta use it for that. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. Whenever I need it, it's available to me. And it's available to you. And you can have it when you need it. But you don't have to plead the blood if you didn't do the crime."
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