Shortly after learning that Sean "Diddy" Combs had been sentenced to 50 months in federal prison, his former employee Aubrey O'Day issued a statement, saying the outcome should serve as a "cautionary reminder" to young people. Article continues below advertisementDiddy's Former Employee Says His Prison Sentence Is A Massive Reminder For Young PeopleMEGAO'Day worked with Diddy in the early 2000s on his reality show, "Making the Band," and as the lead singer of the girl group Danity Kane. "Let this serve as a cautionary reminder to young and aspiring individuals pursuing their dreams," she wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Article continues below advertisementO'Day Has Slammed Diddy BeforeXavier Collin/Image Press Agency/MEGAO'Day's statement about Diddy's prison sentence isn't the first time she has slammed the Bad Boy Records founder. Users React To Diddy's Children's StatementsXavier Collin/Image Press Agency/MEGAThe reaction to the recent pleas from Diddy's children was not met with much public sympathy, as many social media users mocked their emotional statements.