Discrored music producer Sean "Diddy" Complies He filed a claim for defamation of $ 100 million against NBCuniversal and the production company enough for allegedly making false claims against him in his new documentary "Diddy: Creating a bad boy."

Diddy detained in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, after the Federal Investigation that eventually led to its confrontation with sex trade, racketing and transportation to dealing with prostitution costs.

The rapper denied all the charges against him and await the trial that begins in the 5th. May.

Diddy is dissatisfied allegations against him in the NBC's new documentary and took action against broadcasters and production.

Lawyers of Music Mogul filed a complaint in New York, finding the wrong claims against him in the documentary.

Page Six She was appealed in which Diaddy claims claim that the new documentary assumes that "committed numerous awful crimes, including serial murder, juvenile rape and attempted rough psychological."

Diddy's lawsuit claimed that the documentary "maliciously and intently jumped to the conclusion" that "monster" and "the incarnation" is "a lot similar to Jeffrey Epstein".

Diddy's lawsuit executed back against the claims made in "Diddy: making a bad boy" who suggested that he played a role in the death of Kim Portera in 2018. year, the mother of his children.

Music Mogul and Porter were in the ongoing relationship from 1994. until 2007. Before suddenly it passes because of the pneumonia.

Documentary Porter Former, singer Al B. Of course!, Examination of her cause of death and suggests that she was targeted in conspiracy.

However, Diddy's lawyers claimed that the documentary was falsely involved, he was responsible for her passage despite the office office in Los Angeles, who confirmed that she died of natural causes.

The lawsuit accused the NBC and sufficiently for the sensationalization of the tragedy to suit the invented narrative.

The lawsuit criticized NBC to reliance on Al B. Of course! As a source despite its complicated history with DIDDY.

The appeal has pointed out that the manufacturer of Ari Mark recognized a secure safe relationship with the rapper, and still involved his claims.

Safe comments in the documentary coupling Porter's death of the Diddy last connection with Cassie Ventura singer.

The lawsuit rejected these claims as unfounded, branding them "unclear theory of conspiracy" without factual support.

In addition, the converted lawyer provokes the proposal of documentary films that he was involved in the death of the infamous major, registered executive and Rapid Difficulty D, inviting him "reckless and defamental and defamation".

The appeal said: "Maliciously improving the unaccepted narrative that Mr. Commens is a serial killer - with absolutely no evidence or logic to oppose and face the accused of the fake news on the most confidential kind."

Delete defamications also targeted allegations of 30 million dollars submitted a music manufacturer Rodney "Lil Rod" Jones.

That lawsuit accused Eddy to attack juvenile women, but the involved women publicly rejected receivables, stating that they were no minors and were never witnessing illegal activity on his events.

The converted legal team argued that the NBC was deliberately broadcasting these false statements despite being extracted.

The lawsuit claimed that the documentary aimed to paint DIDDY as a criminal mastermind for fuel public indignation and reinforcement.

Diddy lawyers claimed that they warned NBC and enough in December 2024. year that the documentary contained false information.

Despite that, the network continued with its release, neglecting the evidence that opposed the allegations of documentary films.

The lawsuit claimed that defamatory content caused "severe reputation and economic damage" in Diddy, and at the same time endangering his right to a fair trial in his federal case.

His lawyer, Eric Wolff, slammed NBC and enough to appoint a profit over ethical journalism, stating that "recklessly broadcast incredible lies" for scandal.

Wolff said Page six"" Grossly exploiting his audience and race to surpass his competition for the most trigest Diddy Exposé, the accused has been muriatically and recklessly broadcast incredible lies in 'Diddy: making a bad boy.' "

While the comb will remain closed, its legal team continues to fight against charges in the documentary, claiming that the NBCuniversal and sufficient must be responsible for disseminating misinformation.