Sean “Diddy” Combs has filed a defamation lawsuit NBCUniversal Media LLC, Peacock TV LLC, and Ample Leisure over allegations aired of their current Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy documentary. In courtroom paperwork, seen by Pitchfork, Diddy and his authorized crew accuse the businesses of “shamelessly capitalizing on the general public’s insatiable urge for food for content material about Mr. Combs within the lead as much as his felony trial.” Combs is searching for $100 million in damages.
The 90-minute documentary aired on Peacock final month, and featured interviews with with a bodyguard, make-up artist, and intern of Diddy’s, in addition to Dawn Richard’s legal professional Lisa Bloom and the R&B artist Al B. Positive! The movie delved into the the quite a few allegations towards Diddy, who’s going through multiple lawsuits that accuse him of sexual assault, gang-rape, molestation, grooming, and extra. Diddy is at present incarcerated and can stand trial on federal costs of racketeering, intercourse trafficking, and transportation to interact in prostitution in Might.
In a press release accompanying the defamation lawsuit, Diddy’s legal professional Erica A. Wolff wrote:
Pitchfork has reached out to representatives for Diddy: The Making of a Unhealthy Boy for remark.
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