Viewers of The Graham Norton Show have been left baffled by P Diddy's behaviour on the show, saying the rapper and music mogul was 'on another planet.'
Sean 'Diddy' Combs appeared on Friday night's (10 November) episode of the chat show to promote his recent album, The Love Album: Off The Grid, which he describes as 'deliberately and unapologetically sexy.'
The music mogul has won three Grammys and founded both record label Bad Boy Entertainment and clothing company Sean John in the 90s.
He was speaking to host Graham about his 2023 Halloween costume where he dressed as Christian Bale's Batman from The Dark Knight.
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But, when Rosie Ramsey asked whether the Batmobile he'd used as part of his costume was the real one from the films, Diddy didn't answer.
Instead, the 54-year-old started to gush over his fellow guests.
He said: "This is the thing...what I love about British people. You guys are so nice.
"We're having a glass of wine and you guys don't even rock with Halloween. And you're just being nice to me."
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The 'I'll Be Missing You' rapper then stood up to lead a toast, adding: "I love you guys, here's to love."
Graham quickly moved the conversation on, speaking to actor George MacKay about attending Oscar parties, but was interrupted by Diddy when he realised who George was.
"Oh that was you?! I'm a big fan," he exclaimed.
Also on the show, Diddy shared that he'd changed his name.
Speaking about the evolution of his music and various monikers over the years, he said: “My real life is my art and there have been many eras.
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“There’s been the Puff Diddy era, the P Diddy era, and then the Diddy era, but now this is the ultimate goal, I have become Love.
“We live in a toxic world with love versus hate and I chose Love. It’s my new name and love wins!”
The rapper is reported to have legally changed his middle name to ‘Love.'
However, he did clarify that he doesn't actually want to be called that. Not confusing at all.
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Viewers of Friday night's chat show were left baffled by Diddy's rather erratic behaviour.
Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), one person wrote: "Yo, what’s up with Diddy?!?!"
Another said: "Diddy’s on another planet #TheGNShow."
And a third added: "Someone Take Away that Wine from Diddy Puff Daddy or LOVE or whatever his name is what on Earth is he talking about."
Topics: The Graham Norton Show, TV and Film, Music
Bec Oakes