‘Lori Who?’: Diddy Spotted Out with New Woman Amid Lori Harvey Dating Rumors

The streets are abuzz after rapper Sean “P. Diddy” Combs was spotted wining and dining a mystery woman who didn’t appear to be his rumored girlfriend, 22-year-old Lori Harvey.

Social media blog The Shade Room first reported the pair getting cozy over the weekend. In a series of photos, the blog pointed to evidence that Diddy and the unnamed woman, who’s described as an actress and a model, were in close company and riding in the same car.

The internet is buzzing after Sean “P.Diddy” Combs seemingly kicked his alleged girlfriend Lori Harvey to the curb and is now spending time with a new mystery woman. (Photo: @theshaderoom / Instagram)

They wasted no time getting the 411 on her, and provided followers with this juicy update: Earlier we reported on #Diddy being spotted out with a mystery girl. We found the girl y’all! She’s an actress and it looks like she’s close to the family–#JustinCombs knows her too 😩👀👀.”

The revelation came a shock to fans, many of whom clowned the Bad Boy producer for seemingly always going after his son’s “sloppy seconds.” The rapper’s alleged current girlfriend, Harvey, is reportedly the ex-girlfriend of  his son Justin. Some fans clowned Lori, while others defended her.

“I guess Lori came off that wish list 😂”

“Lori who😭”

“Lori is living her life 😂😂 she a CITY CITY GIRL”

Rumblings of Diddy, 49, and Harvey’s alleged love affair started early last month after the two were spotted in the streets of New York City, sporting matching outfits as they walked hand in hand. A few weeks later, the hip-hop mogul and Harvey, stepdaughter of beloved comic Steve Harvey, were seen partying it up at Atlanta’s Magic City strip club alongside Diddy’s two sons Christian and Justin Combs.

Harvey, 22, was allegedly once romantically involved with Justin. However, that hasn’t seemed to have gotten in the way of the couple’s alleged romance.

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