Aubrey O'Day Uses Keffe D Verdict to Take Aim at Diddy
Aubrey O'Day Keffe D Guilty, What About Diddy?!?
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Aubrey O'Day is using the Keffe D guilty verdict to make a pointed argument about Diddy ... saying you don't have to pull the trigger to be held responsible for a murder.
The former Danity Kane singer reacted after Duane "Keffe D" Davis was found guilty Monday of first-degree murder in Tupac Shakur's killing ... saying the verdict makes "one thing painfully clear."
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Aubrey wrote that if evidence shows someone financed, ordered, encouraged or knowingly set a murder in motion, they should face accountability too -- and she made it obvious who she was talking about.
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Aubrey told her followers to watch Netflix's "Sean Combs: The Reckoning" ... claiming it shows "all of those who conspired to have pac murdered."
Aubrey has been outspoken about Diddy for years after rising to fame in Danity Kane through his MTV series "Making the Band." She's repeatedly criticized her former boss and previously said she felt validated following his 2024 arrest.
As TMZ reported ... Keffe D was convicted Monday after prosecutors argued he orchestrated the 1996 drive-by shooting that killed Tupac, even though they did not accuse him of firing the fatal shots himself.
We've reached out to Diddy's camp for comment on Aubrey's remarks ... and they declined comment.
