Male Celebrity Exposes the Truth About Diddy’s Controversy

Just a week prior to Diddy’s arrest, the book Kim’s Lost Words, derived from a USB belonging to the late model Kim Porter—Diddy’s long-time partner—was published. This controversial book contains numerous allegations concerning Diddy’s alleged criminal activities.

To date, singer Al B Sure!, who is also Kim Porter’s ex-boyfriend, has filed a formal request for the publisher and e-commerce giant Amazon to halt the sale of the book. The publication allegedly details a three-way romantic involvement between Kim Porter, Diddy, and Al B Sure!. The singer claims he has been misrepresented and defamed by these false and malicious statements, which he argues have severely damaged his reputation. He is demanding that the relevant parties cease the distribution of Kim’s Lost Words. Should the request not be granted within 10 days, Al B Sure! plans to file a defamation lawsuit.

Responding to Page Six, Al B Sure! voiced his outrage, stating: “I have nothing to do with any sexual activities of that nature. That is the most disgusting, vile lie I’ve ever heard in my life.” He was married to Kim Porter from 1989 to 1990 and shares a son named Quincy with her. Following their separation, Kim Porter began dating Diddy, who later adopted Quincy.

Kim Porter sadly passed away in 2018 from pneumonia, leaving many questions about her death unanswered. Al B Sure! has called for a re-investigation into her passing, declaring his intent to seek justice for Kim. “Let’s resolve this for Kimberly Porter. This wonderful person did not deserve to die. She did not leave us by chance,” Al B Sure! told Page Six.

Kim’s Lost Words is currently a bestseller on Amazon. The book is authored by investigative journalist Todd Christopher Guzze, writing under the pen name Jamal T. Millwood, which is believed to reference the late rapper Tupac, who is speculated to have been killed on Diddy’s orders.

In response to skepticism about the authenticity of Kim’s Lost Words, Todd Christopher Guzze remarked: “I have a USB from Kim Porter. I won’t disclose how I obtained it or where it came from. If someone asks me, ‘Is that book real, living or dead?’ I would say I don’t know. But to me, it’s real enough. Sometimes you just need to bring it to light. It may not be 100% accurate, but it’s at least 80%.”

Diddy, born Sean Combs in 1969, is commonly known by multiple stage names—including Puff Daddy and P. Diddy. He has established himself as a prominent rapper, singer, actor, producer, and record label executive. Throughout his impressive career, Diddy has been awarded three Grammy Awards, two MTV Video Music Awards for Best Video, and has produced the show Making The Band for the network.

Diddy founded his record label in 1993, promoting numerous renowned artists such as Notorious B.I.G., Mary J. Blige, and Usher. In 1998, he also launched the clothing line Sean John. As of 2022, Forbes estimated Diddy’s net worth to be around $1 billion (approximately 25 trillion VND).

On September 16, the rap mogul was arrested in New York on multiple charges, including years of sexual coercion, abuse, extortion, and violence to control victims. Diddy is also suspected of luring both male and female victims into multi-day sexual performances while under the influence of drugs, an activity referred to as Freak Offs.

The reported criminal acts attributed to Diddy span a significant period, dating back at least to 2009. Currently, the veteran rapper faces serious charges including sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice. This shocking case has raised alarms, particularly given Diddy’s prominence among numerous A-list celebrities like Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez, Usher, The Weeknd, Janelle Monáe, Queen Latifah, and Snoop Dogg.

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