Diddy has filed a $100 million lawsuit against NBCUniversal Media, LLC, Peacock TV, LLC and Ample LLC for alleged defamatory statements made in the new documentary Diddy: The Making of Bad Boys.
DIDDY filed lawsuit against documentary allegations
On Wednesday (February 12), the legal team of the founder of Bad Boy Entertainment filed a new lawsuit in New York’s surprise court. The lawsuit accused the companies of being reckless in allegations of “ignoring whether they are false.” Singer Al B Sure! Documentary descriptions Jaguar Wright, producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones and others described Diddy as a devil, similar to convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and allegations of sexual crime and murder.
Diddy’s attorney Erica Wolff has issued the following statement on the new lawsuit to XXL:
“As stated in today’s lawsuit, NBCuniversal Media, LLC, Peacock TV, LLC and Ample LLC made conscious decisions at the expense of the basic standards of truth, decent and professional journalism at the expense of their own pockets. Grit seriously. The audience and the competition compete for their most despicable Diddy Exposé, the defendant maliciously and recklessly promotes Diddy’s lie: creating a bad boy.
“In the alleged documentary, the defendant accused Mr. Coms of horrible crimes, including serial murder and sexual assault of minors – knowing that there is no evidence to support them. In the case of creating and broadcasting these falsehoods, the defendants Seek capitalization only. The public’s demand for scandals does not consider the truth and comes at the expense of Mr. Combs’ right to a fair trial.
XXL has contacted NBCuniversal and fully commented.
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Diddy, who is currently in the process of criminal cases involving sexual trafficking, extortion and traffic trafficking, has been the subject of multiple documentaries and in-depth diving in recent months, including TMZ’s Diddy’s downfall”. . More work is underway, including 50 cents production. Didi: “Making Bad Boys” was released on January 14, and several accusers have filed a scandal against the embattled music tycoon.
Puff has been in custody since his arrest in September last year and is currently awaiting trial. Last month, he was attacked by a replaced indictment, adding two victims to his case. Diddy has been accused of organizing and participating in drug-powered sexual parties for years, with some of the victims allegedly forced to participate by drug use, fear, force or coercion.
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