Music producer incarcerated Sean “Diddy” Combs Taked up a defamation trial of $ 100 million against Nbcuniversal and the large production company for having allegedly made false complaints against him in their new documentary “Diddy: The Making of A Bad Boy”.

Diddy is detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, following a federal investigation which finally led him to face sexual trafficking, racketeering and transport to engage in prostitution accusations .

The rapper denied all the accusations against him and awaits a trial that begins on May 5.

Diddy is unhappy with allegations against him in the new documentary of NBC and has taken measures against the broadcaster and the large production company.

The lawyers of the music magnate have filed a complaint in New York, lodging the unjustified complaints against him in the documentary.

Page Six obtained the complaint in which Diddy’s lawyers claim that the new documentary assumes that he “has committed many heinous crimes, notably serial murder, the rape of minors and the sexual traffic of minors, and attempts to psychologize him roughly”.

Diddy’s trial allegedly alleged that the documentary “maliciously and without cared for the conclusion” that he is a “monster” and “an incarnation of Lucifer” with “a lot of similarities with Jeffrey Epstein”.

Diddy’s trial rejected the claims made in “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy” who suggested that he had played a role in the death of Kim Porter 2018, the mother of three of his children.

The music magnate and carry were in a walk and deactivation relationship from 1994 to 2007 before its sudden passage due to pneumonia.

The documentary presents the ex to wear, the singer Al B. Sure!, Questioning his cause of death and suggesting that she was targeted in a plot.

However, Diddy’s lawyers argued that the documentary wrongly involved that he was responsible for his death despite the Coroner’s office in Los Angeles confirming that she died of natural causes.

The trial has accused NBC and amply to sensitize tragedy to adapt to a manufactured story.

The trial criticized NBC to rely on Al B. Of course! As a source despite its complicated history with Diddy.

The complaint underlined that producer Ari Mark recognized the tense relationship with the rapper while including his claims.

The comments of the documentary linked the death to bring to the past relationship of Diddy with singer Cassie Ventura.

The trial rejected these complaints as foundation, describing them as “theory of disarticulated conspiracy” without factual support.

In addition, the lawyers of Combs dispute the suggestion of the documentary that he was involved in the death of the notorious Big, the director of the disc Andre Harrell and the rapper Heavy D, the appellant “reckless and defamatory”.

The complaint said: “By maliciously advancing the disarticulated story that Mr. Combross is a serial killer – without any evidence or a logic to stand up and in the face of clear evidence – the defendants have disseminated false News of the most damaging genre.

The defamation pursuit has also targeted the allegations resurfaces with a trial of $ 30 million filed by the music producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones.

This trial accused Diddy of having attacked minor women, but the women involved have publicly refuted the assertions, declaring that they were not minors and have never witnessed illegal activity during his events.

The Combs legal team argued that NBC had deliberately disseminated these false allegations despite their flavor that they had been demystified.

The trial allegedly alleged that the documentary was aimed at painting Diddy as a criminal brain to fuel public indignation and stimulating the audience.

Diddy’s lawyers claimed to have warned NBC and ample in December 2024 that the documentary contained false information.

Despite this, the network has released it, without taking into account evidence contradicting the allegations of the documentary.

The trial said that the defamatory content had caused “severe reputation and economic damages” in Diddy while endangering its right to a fair trial in its federal case.

His lawyer, Erica Wolff, criticized NBC and enough for having benefited ethical journalism, declaring that they “recklessly broadcast scandalous lies” for the scandal.

Wolff said Page six“Grichly exploit the confidence of their audience and the race to outdo their competitors for the most salted Diddy exhibition, the defendants broadcast in a malicious and reckless manner of the scandalous lies in ‘Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.'”

While Combs remains incarcerated, his legal team continues to retaliate against the accusations brought in the documentary, arguing that Nbcuniversal and ample must be held responsible for the disinfusion of disinformation.