Da Band singer Sara Rivers says she heard Sean Combs make plenty of outrageous threats whereas working with him on MTV’s “Making the Band 2.”
“When he obtained mad at one in all my band members, he stated, ‘You make me so mad I need to eat your flesh,’” Rivers claims within the new documentary particular “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy,” out now. on the Peacock. It additionally claims that Combs as soon as instructed one other band member that it could be simple to rent somebody to “blow them to items.”
Rivers says these outbursts and different behaviors from Combs made her need to keep away from being alone with him.
“I did not need to be round him except there have been cameras,” Rivers says. “He touched me in a spot he should not have.”
The documentary marks the primary time Rivers has spoken out in regards to the alleged incident and is among the many new allegations featured in “The Making of a Bad Boy.”
In a press release to the filmmakers, Combs’ legal professional says the disgraced hip-hop mogul “unequivocally denies the unfounded allegations circulating in reference to this documentary. Regarding the authorized instances cited, Mr. Combs won’t touch upon pending litigation.”
Sara Rivers in “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.”
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The documentary particular comes after Combs’ arrest in September on costs of intercourse trafficking, racketeering and transportation to interact in prostitution. Before the indictment, quite a few folks — together with Combs’ ex-girlfriend, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura — had accused him of sexually and bodily abusing them. Many different accusations adopted. Combs has denied all allegations.
In addition to Rivers, “The Making of a Bad Boy” options interviews with Combs’ childhood good friend, a former bodyguard, legal professionals representing Combs’ accusers, journalists and others who have been within the artist’s orbit , together with singer and outspoken Combs critic Al B. Sicuro. Here are 4 extra insights from the particular documentary.
Al B. Sure gives explosive theories about Kim Porter’s loss of life and her well being issues
Combs’ ex-girlfriend Kim Porter, who died in 2018, is talked about a number of occasions in “The Making of a Bad Boy,” with some interview topics alleging that Combs abused her. The movie states that “there was no proof that Kim Porter was a sufferer of home violence.”
Sure, often known as Albert Brown III, had a son, Quincy, with Porter earlier than turning into concerned with Combs. The former music govt is amongst these elevating suspicions in regards to the circumstances of Porter’s loss of life in “The Making of a Bad Boy.”
According to Sure, Porter had warned him about Combs, advising Sure to remain out of Quincy’s life as a result of Combs’ alleged possessiveness.
“Kimberly stated… ‘Don’t get entangled. You can be killed,’” Sure says, declining to elaborate on additional particulars, citing ongoing authorized points. “Let’s simply say it’s a must to take heed to Kimberly. Because not solely was he making an attempt to save lots of me, however he was placing his personal life at risk.” The documentary notes that no officers have discovered any proof to counsel that Porter died of suspicious or unnatural causes. Porter and Combs’ kids spoke out in regards to the “many false and hurtful rumors” about their dad and mom’ relationship in September.
Of course, that had its near-fatal medical crisis in 2022, he additionally advised that his well being situation concerned foul play.
“I stored a report of each one in all you who was despatched to border me, to help within the tried homicide of Al B. Of course,” he stated.
Al B. Certo in “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy”.
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A former Bad Boy Entertainment worker speaks
The documentary particular additionally contains an audio interview with a former Bad Boy worker who requested to stay nameless “as a result of Sean Combs for over three many years, allegedly, harm folks.”
“There’s a lot I do know,” says the previous worker, who additionally gives never-before-seen video of his time with Combs. “I noticed this man being very, very violent. He’s been getting away with it for too, too lengthy.”
In addition to talking about Combs’ mood and accusing him of a propensity for violence, the previous Bad Boy staffer sheds mild on the mogul’s alleged intercourse events, saying he was accountable for recruiting women to take part within the occasions. It additionally claims that Combs as soon as spent the night time with women who have been “undoubtedly underage.”
The former worker, who says he first met Combs in 2015 or 2016, additionally claims that Combs as soon as confirmed him movies of two males having intercourse and instructed him that “that is what folks within the business do to get on the high.”
When a producer requested him what sorts of issues he was requested to do by Combs, the previous worker stated it was “a really delicate factor to speak about” and that he did not need to remark additional.
Diddy’s accuser particulars his alleged rape
Appearing with out exhibiting her face, a girl recognized as Ashley claims she was held at knifepoint, gang raped and even raped with a TV distant by Combs and his buddies in 2018. In addition to detailing her encounter and counsel that police didn’t correctly examine her claims, Ashley claims she lived in seclusion after turning into “extremely reclusive”. (Ashley Parham filed a federal lawsuit accusing Combs of assault in October. Combs has reportedly denied the allegations.)
Combs’ mom was additionally stated to host intercourse events
Among Combs’ buddies interviewed for the particular is Tim Patterson, who lived in Combs’ childhood residence once they have been youthful. Patterson talks in regards to the difficulties Combs had with the absence of his father, who was killed when he was very younger, and what life was like for them at residence.
According to Patterson, Combs’ mom, Janice, hosted events there, the place it was not unusual to come across folks engaged in sexual exercise. Among the attendees at these events have been “drug addicts… lesbians… homosexuals… pimps (and) drug sellers.”
“The individuals who attended the events have been from Harlem, from the streets,” Patterson says. “It would not be a factor to mistakenly stroll into one of many bedrooms and discover a couple in there with their asses naked.”
