In the latest documentary about Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ downfall, two of those who were previously close to him share their experiences
After Sean “Diddy” Combs was arrested on various nefarious charges, some people who were around him over the years were not surprised.
The disgraced music mogul has denied any wrongdoings and has pleaded not guilty in court, but he’s facing charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. He’s currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.
In the new television documentary, TMZ Presents: The Downfall of Diddy, the outlet interviews people who were in close proximity to Diddy over the years. One of those interviewed was Audrey O’Day, a former member of Danity Kane – a girl group put together by Diddy.
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Audrey has been saying throughout the years that Diddy was not a good guy. “I knew all of that was going on,” she said, “I’ve known the whole time…a whole lot of people do.”
Audrey allegedly texted people that they knew what Diddy was up to (
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She wanted to let people know that “Diddy was not a safe human and that you should be careful if you’re planning on entering any type of relationship with him from business to personal.”
The singer continued: “I was literally text messaging producers, employers from top to bottom levels like y’all know what the f–k you saw. People were scared. If you know enough, you likely would be reasonable in being scared.”
When she was asked about what people had to be scared of, she answered: “Anything you possibly could.”
“I don’t know, there’s a lot of things people fear,” she continued. But she wasn’t the only one who had things to say.
Mark Curry, a former Bad Boy Records artist, claimed to witness the negative side of the music mogul. “I’ve seen Puff have anger spasms on producers, females,” he said, “A&R’s, people who work for him, so not just the females. It’s guys, producers.”
He also never witnessed any physical altercations between Diddy and his late girlfriend Kim Porter, but believed he knew something was going on. “I know situations where if Kim say she fell on the boat and broke her nose and I say that’s not actually what happened,” he explained.
“Her and Puff went home together and then next thing you know she had the bandaid on and so you already know what happened,” he continued.
Diddy’s lawyers gave the documentary producers a statement about Mark’s claims. “Mr. Curry’s statements about what he thinks probably occurred between Mr. Combs and Ms. Porter are pure speculation and not based on any personal observations or knowledge,” it read.
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