Upon the brand new launch of a tell-all documentary about Sean “Diddy” Combs amidst his federal intercourse trafficking case, there are a slew of allegations that will likely be each new and acquainted to our ears. To save lots of you the difficulty of going by means of all of them, we rounded up the craziest claims.
On Jan 14., Peacock is predicted to launch “Diddy: The Making of a Dangerous Boy,” a documentary on the Dangerous Boy CEO that includes interviews from individuals who declare to be childhood buddies of Combs, former staff and extra who’ve had proximity to the rapper. Along with associates, larger names together with Al B. Positive sat down in entrance of the digital camera to share their ideas on Combs, who was described by some as a “monster.”
Attorneys for the rapper responded to the documentary’s launch denouncing what they referred to as “baseless conspiracy theories.”
“Within the case of the Peacock documentary specifically, the motivations and credibility of these being interviewed have to be questioned. Many declare to have data however lack any connection to the reality, whereas their wild, unfounded theories are minimize and sensationalized to seem factual,” they stated in a press release.
1.Combs’ Mom’s Alleged Intercourse Events
An alleged childhood buddy of Combs, Tim Patterson, spoke out within the documentary detailing what he remembered concerning the setting Combs’ mom, Janice, fostered round her son.
He stated Combs was all the time round alcohol and medicines in addition to folks of all sexualities who had been usually at his residence. Why so? Patterson stated these had been company of alleged intercourse events that had been usually held by Combs’ mom.
“Drug addicts round, lesbians round, homosexuals, he was round pimps, pushers. It wouldn’t be a factor to mistakenly stroll into one of many bedrooms and you bought a pair in there, butt bare,” he stated within the documentary.
2.Alleged TV Distant Rape
Ashley Parham took a seat within the documentary to recount an alleged horrifying assult. She claimed she was sexually assaulted by Combs after being invited to his residence in 2018. As beforehand reported by The Root, her lawsuit states she teased Combs about his alleged function in Tupac Shakur’s homicide. In response, Combs threatened to make her “pay” for her feedback, the swimsuit says.
The lawsuit claims after being invited to his residence, Combs compelled her to take her garments off, sprayed her down with oil that was spiked with medication and raped her with the tv distant.
“I’ve turn into extremely reclusive. I don’t belief anybody,” she stated within the doc.
3. What Occurred in The Purple Rooms?
Throughout the slew of lawsuits Combs has confronted, just a few plaintiffs famous seeing red-lit rooms the place huge intercourse events had been occurring inside Combs’ mansion. Nevertheless, one nameless interviewee from the Peacock documentary stated they caught a glimpse of among the exercise that went down in these rooms and it wasn’t simply adults taking part.
“I’ve been with Sean for fairly some time and I’ve captured numerous moments. Any time a studio or any rooms is crimson, he’s making love and intercourse. A number of the ones who went within the room, for certain they had been underage,” stated the supply within the doc’s trailer.
4.Conspiracies of Kim Porter’s Demise
Within the movie, singer Al B. Positive expressed how he believed Kim Porter, mom of his son Quincy Brown, didn’t die because of pure causes. In accordance with the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Workplace, she died of lobar pneumonia in January of 2019. Porter’s demise was beforehand disputed by the singer in a prolonged Instagram publish the place he referred to her demise as a “tragic homicide” and claimed Combs was behind the disappearance of her belongings that might have corroborated the claims in his federal indictment.
“That’s only a day that can by no means, by no means go away my thoughts,” Positive stated within the documentary. “And simply that vacant feeling of like, ‘Nah, one thing isn’t proper with this.’”
5.Deep Dive into Authorized Troubles
“Sean Combs is a monster,” stated lawyer Lisa Bloom who’s representing ex-Danity Kane singer Daybreak Richard in her sexual assault lawsuit in opposition to Combs. The documentary is claimed to look at among the authorized allegations in opposition to Combs along with Richard’s claims amidst the rising pile of lawsuits the rapper is dealing with along with the federal fees.
The 55-year-old rap mogul was arrested in Manhattan again in September by federal authorities, six months after they raided his two houses in Los Angeles and Miami. His indictment was unsealed the next morning, revealing fees of racketeering conspiracy, intercourse trafficking and fascinating in interstate transportation for prostitution. The allegations in opposition to Combs embrace sexual abuse, bodily abuse, bribery and varied drug offenses.
He has pleaded not responsible, and was denied bail. His trial is scheduled for Might 2025.