WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Yung Miami Named as Potential Witness in Diddy’s Trial of the Century — But Will She Testify? Get ready, because Diddy’s Trial of the Century is officially heating up — and it just got way messier. As jury selection kicks off, Media Take Out has EXCLUSIVELY learned that one very familiar name has popped up on the list of potential witnesses: Caressha “Yung Miami” Brownlee. Yes, that Yung Miami — City Girl, podcast queen, and Diddy’s former flame. According to sources, Diddy’s legal team has submitted their official witness list to federal prosecutors, and Caressha is on it. While her name being on the list doesn’t guarantee she’ll actually take the stand, it’s already got fans buzzing — and for good reason. So, what exactly would Yung Miami be testifying about? Well, that part is still a mystery. Diddy’s lawyers aren’t required to provide any details about what Caressha – or anyone else on teh witness list – will testify about. She could be called as a character witness — essentially someone who would speak on Diddy’s behalf to paint a more positive picture of his behavior, particularly in his personal relationships. In other words: not about the charges, more about how he allegedly treated her during their relationship. Let’s not forget, Diddy and Yung Miami were one of the most-watched celebrity couples for a while. From red carpet appearances to flirty interviews and “are they or aren’t they?” moments all over social media, their relationship was anything but low-key. Though they officially called it quits in 2023, they’ve both hinted that things remained complicated — and occasionally cozy — after the breakup. Now, with Diddy facing serious federal charges, including allegations that could land him behind bars for decades, every name on NAIJAONPOINT list matters. Originally, insiders told Media take Out EXCLUSIVELY that Diddy and his team were scrambling behind the scenes to cut a plea deal that would limit his prison time to just five years. But it seems like those negotiations have stalled — and Diddy isn’t backing down. Despite his legal team reportedly urging him to settle, sources say the music mogul wants to take his chances in court. And that means we’re heading full steam ahead into a courtroom showdown — with high-profile names, headline-making drama, and a media circus to match. As for Yung Miami, her team hasn’t commented on her possible involvement, and honestly? We wouldn’t blame her for staying quiet. Testifying in a federal trial involving your ex — especially this ex — is a lot, even for a City Girl. Still, if she does take the stand, it could offer an unprecedented look into the personal life of one of music’s most controversial figures. Until then, we wait — and watch. Because if there’s one thing we know for sure: this trial is about to be the most watched courtroom drama since Johnny and Amber — and it’s only just getting started.