Sean “Diddy” Combs has filed a lawsuit against NBCUniversal, Peacock TV, and production company Ample for $100 million. In his court filing, the imprisoned rapper alleged that the documentary Diddy: The Rise of Bad Boy contained untrue and damaging statements about him.
As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Sean “Diddy” Combs has brought forth a lawsuit in a New York court, alleging that the documentary in question spreads unsubstantiated accusations. Specifically, it’s claimed that the documentary suggests he was involved in murders, committed sexual assault, and had relationships with underage individuals.
According to reports, Combs’ lawyers argue that the accusations made in the upcoming trial could potentially influence potential jurors unfairly. Similarly, as stated by the source, Diddy’s representative, Erica Wolff, finds fault with the documentary, claiming it “Exaggerates the trust of its viewers and rushes to present the most sensational expose about Diddy.
She emphasized that the network aimed to exploit the public’s fascination with scandals, disregarding the truth in the process and potentially infringing on Mr. Combs’s right to a just trial.
Specifically, the suit objected to remarks suggesting that Diddy may have been involved in the deaths of his past partner, Kim Porter, along with The Notorious B.I.G, Andre Harrell, and Heavy D. A documentary includes an interview with Al B. Sure, who alleges that Porter was murdered before she could reveal damaging information about Diddy.
In a counteraction, Combs disputed assertions by Courtney Burgess, summoned by federal investigators to provide testimony regarding supposed videos showing Combs in intimate situations with inebriated celebrities and minors. The lawsuit stated, “Burgess has no personal interaction or ties whatsoever with Mr. Combs or anyone from his family.
Previously, Sean “Diddy” Combs filed a lawsuit against NewsNation and Burgess over comparable allegations. At present, he is waiting for his trial to commence.
Peacock’s Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy documentary premiered on January 14.
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2025-02-13 15:37