SEAN “Deddy” Combs NBC for $ 100 million on the claims made in a documentary “Bad Boy”

SEAN “Diddy” Combs suits NBCunivesal and its flowing service, Peacock, for $ 100 million on the documentary “Diddy: The Makeing of Bad Boy”, claims that are definite allegations and argued that the movie “Back to the Theories of Conspiracy” against it.

The documentary film was released in January, and the humble Combs in New York City is explored with providing accounts for close friends and acquaintances such as Al B. Certainly! – Also known as Albert Joseph Brown – who occurs in the record, and interrogates the details surrounding multiple crimes associated with mothers.

The lawsuit, which I submitted on Wednesday in New York, states that “Didi: a bad boy” “made” falsely, recklessly, and a striker “accused of mothers from participating in the death of Kim Porter, his former partner and mother of three children, Washington Post I mentioned. In the documentary, Brown recounts his recent interaction with Porter before her sudden death of pneumonia in 2018, saying: “Two weeks ago, three weeks before her death – would I be supposed to say” claim “?

According to the complaint, “The hypothesis of the entire documentary assumes that Mr. Combs has committed many heinous crimes, including serial killing, palace rape, sex trafficking for minors, and attempts to weaken him frankly.”

“The documentary is developing the wrong narration of that it cannot be” coincidence “, Mrs. Porter and others died in the orbit of Mr. Combs, in a malicious attempt to acquit that Mr. Combs killed them,” the lawsuit said.

While NBCuniversal representatives did not respond to the comment requests, in January, an interview with the documentary producer, Ari Mark, who said, “[Combs]Decrease [an interview] Through legal. . . But we are very careful. “

“Just because someone is accused of something, it does not mean that we have the right to withdraw people unnecessarily through the mud without being the appropriate law around it,” he said. “These things are always difficult, but we are really hard to make sure we are promising. It was good, for sure, to be able to meet the man.”

COMBS is currently in Brooklyn Prison pending the trial of federal sex and extortion that begins on May 5. He admitted that he was not guilty of all charges.