Diddy's mother was "touched" by gangsters, suffering because of her son's cruel tricks

The latest information about the "tycoon" Diddy is causing a stir on social networks. A series of unexpected episodes as well as new characters involved made the whole world fall on their backs.

On November 7, Deon "D1" Best accused Diddy of using his mother's name to start the company to hide money and other illegal contracts. Deon "D1" Best used to be a gangster, then "reimbursed" to become a music producer and collaborated with Diddy in the 1990s.

At the time, Deon "D1" Best was the owner of Finish Line Entertainment, who brokered the signing of artists working with Diddy's Bad Boy Records. They co-produced the million-copy album, Platinum Certified Born Again for rapper Notorious BIG. However, Diddy did not directly use his name, but used the name of Mrs. Janice Combs to sign a contract full of clauses to oppress young artists and seek to seize the rights to music. When the artist is disadvantaged because of the contract, Diddy will brush off the responsibility because the rapper's mother is the one in charge.

Diddy used the same trick with 2 other albums in collaboration with Deon "D1" Best. This not only deprives artists of copyright ownership, but also affects their income. Deon "D1" Best is currently planning to sue Janice Combs because she is in the name of Bad Boy Records' misleading contracts. He called Diddy's actions fraudulent and coercive. Furthermore, this man suspected that Mrs. Janice Combs was also really involved in the case, not just in the name of her son.

Other artists who have worked with Diddy are Mark Curry and Mason Betha. Since 2020, Mason Betha has posted videos scolding Diddy for using his mother's name to sign a contract to suppress and take over his music copyright. However, at that time, not many people paid attention to this accusation.

Currently, Diddy's legal team declined to comment on the case. The powerful tycoon of the American music industry is still in prison awaiting trial. The Daily Mail contacted Janice Combs' lawyer, but did not receive a response.

Diddy was arrested in New York (USA) on September 16. The tycoon was charged with a series of serious crimes but pleaded not guilty in the prosecution trial that took place on September 17. Previously, Cassie Ventura - Diddy's ex-lover - accused and filed a lawsuit against the male rapper for "using money and power to cover up evidence of physical and mental abuse".

A week after Diddy's arrest, the U.S. Bureau of Security Investigation released an indictment exposing the predator's crimes and shocked the world. Accordingly, Diddy and members of the Combs Enterprise group, including senior supervisors, security guards, family workers and personal assistants, are accused of organizing multiple Freak Offs.

During these gatherings, the hip-hop star was accused by many people of beating, throwing objects, and treating them physically and mentally badly to make the victims participate in crazy acts of his will. These cases are described as "often causing wounds that take days or weeks to heal." In addition, Diddy controlled them in a variety of ways, including physical violence, promises of career opportunities, threats to cut off financial support, and other coercive measures.

More than 120 people spoke out, but Diddy still denied the crime. On October 10, Diddy appeared in the first public hearing. He caused outrage with the act of kissing the wind, waving to relatives happily in court. At the last hearing, Diddy did not speak but authorized a lawyer to sue the government for leaking a video of him "physically impacting" his ex-girlfriend to the media. The trial of the rap mogul will take place on May 5, 2025.

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