Justin Bieber is said to be “so disturbed” by the Diddy allegations in the wake of his arrest for sex crimes

Justin Bieber reportedly regrets his collaboration with Sean “Diddy” Combs following the allegations and charges of sex crimes against the rapper.

The new father appeared on Diddy's “The Love Album: Off the Grid” and lent his voice to the song “Moments.” The allegations against the controversial music mogul, whom he once admired, are said to have now left him “so upset.”

In the wake of the current situation, a video has surfaced on social media showing Justin Bieber spending time with Diddy. Many people consider the clip to be “creepy.”

Justin Bieber is not ready to process or discuss the shocking Diddy allegations

It is known that Bieber admired Diddy for a long time and even tried to propose a song to him when he was just 14 years old.

The two eventually collaborated on Diddy's latest album, after which the rapper was rocked by a wave of sex crimes allegations.

These allegations sparked a federal investigation and resulted in charges being brought against the music mogul.

Bieber has so far refrained from commenting on the situation, but is apparently deeply disturbed by the allegations against Diddy given his history and his recent collaboration with the rapper.

“Bieber is so upset about the news about Diddy and doesn't want to process or discuss it, so he's shut himself off,” a source told Daily mail.

They added: “So many people who helped make him who he is were very close to Diddy and this has completely thrown him off track.”

The pop star regrets working with the rapper on his album

According to the insider, Bieber's lack of comment on the matter was intentional and he has no plans to comment on it at any point.

The source said: “Justin has not responded since the searches. He won't.”

They also suggested that Bieber was unaware of Diddy's alleged horrific behavior toward women and believed it all happened after the pop star took “a long break” from the rapper, following a period in which the two appeared to have a very friendly relationship.

If Bieber could turn back time, a collaboration with Diddy on his latest album would have been unlikely, as he reportedly now regrets working with the controversial music mogul in light of recent allegations.

The insider added: “He was on Diddy's last album and if he had known about it, there's no way he would have done it.”

Video of Diddy and Justin Bieber resurfaced amid social media allegations

As the situation regarding the charges against Diddy continues to unfold, a video of the rapper and Bieber has resurfaced online.

In the short clip, a young, smiling Bieber is seen standing next to Diddy as he talks about the teen star spending 48 hours with him.

“He's spending 48 hours with Diddy. Where we hang out and what we do, we can't really say,” Diddy said at the time. “But it's definitely a 15-year-old's dream.”

He added: “I got custody of him… he's with me for the next 48 hours and we're going to go crazy.”

Social media users called the resurfaced video creepy

Since the video resurfaced, several social media users have called it “creepy.”

One person commented: “This clip of Diddy (40) with Justin Bieber (15 years old) is now 1,000x creepier,” while a second person said: “This video of P Diddy and Justin Bieber will be creepy forever.”

Several other users called the video disturbing, with one commenting: “This is a recording of 40-year-old P. Diddy saying he wanted to spend 48 hours at Justin Bieber's house, who was only 15 at the time. Really disturbing…”

Someone else noted: “Diddy's weird obsession with a young Justin Bieber was always disturbing. Hollywood needs to stop excusing these twisted power dynamics.”

Diddy's 'outbursts' were a 'lifestyle' and not a crime, lawyer claims

While the disgraced business magnate awaits trial in prison, his lawyers loudly assert that the rapper is “innocent.”

At a recent appearance on News Nation'S “Cuomo,” Diddy’s attorney Teny Geragos, strongly denied the charges against the rapper, stating that the alleged “freak offs” he participated in were merely a “lifestyle.”

Geragos told moderator Chris Cuomo: “A lifestyle and participation in activities does not mean that he has committed a crime. These activities and lifestyle are not criminal.”

She also said that the fact that federal prosecutors failed to mention during Diddy's arraignment that these encounters occurred without the women's consent indicates the rapper's innocence.

“What was remarkable today was what my partner Mark said in court, which was that not once did they say that these women did not consent to what happened, not once,” Geragos said.