Aubrey O’Day Reflects on ‘Intense, Overwhelming’ Weeks Since Diddy Doc Premiere & Hospitalization
Aubrey O’Day has been through the ringer these past two weeks, with her emotional testimony in Netflix’s Sean Combs: The Reckoning documentary dropping for all the world to see in early December.
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And in a Thursday (Dec. 11) post on her Instagram Story — shortly after she missed a Danity Kane reunion show due to illness — the singer reflected on what a challenging time it’s been for her. “What an intense, overwhelming two weeks this has been for me — with the Netflix drop, the world now knowing things that were hard for me to say,” she began.
“Plus all the things happening behind the scenes in every area of business rn,” she continued. “It’s been a very heavy time.”
O’Day also shared a photo of herself being carried by two dancers on stage at a recent performance with her girl group, which she says was the first time she’s “fully released” amid all the craziness.
Detailing the many allegations of sexual misconduct against Sean “Diddy” Combs, Netflix’s 50 Cent-produced docuseries premiered Dec. 2. At one point, O’Day discusses her claims that the disgraced Bad Boy Records mogul — who was sentenced to four years in prison in October for violating federal prostitution laws — fired her from Danity Kane, a group he helped assemble on Making the Band 3, because she refused to have sex with him.
The performer’s update comes just a day after she skipped her ensemble’s concert in Los Angeles after going to the ER for an undisclosed illness. “I’ve become extremely sick and physically can’t make tonight’s show,” she wrote on her Story at the time, according to TMZ. “I’ve been fighting it all day, spinning around in my head trying to find any way to make this work, but being sick is being sick — it’s completely out of my control.”
Bandmates Aundrea Fimbres and D. Woods ended up holding it down without O’Day on Wednesday (Dec. 10). The trio is currently on its Untold Chapter Tour, with shows scheduled in Connecticut, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York and more American cities through late December.
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