The previous few weeks have not been the best for Diddy, as he has been involved in several scandals. It has been decided that Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Hulu reality show will be canceled, and many people have pointed to the latest allegations as the cause for this decision. So, what transpired?
This series on Hulu was referred to as “Diddy+7” and Fulwell 73, which is owned and operated by James Corden, was the production firm responsible for this. However, the show, which was yet to complete filming or even get a release date, was scrapped.
As of this moment, Diddy has been accused of sexual assault by a total of four different women, one of whom is his long-term girlfriend, the R&B singer Cassie officially named Cassandra Ventura. The singer is accusing her ex, Diddy, of sexual assault. Three other women later came out to sue Combs for also sexually assaulting them and claiming he gang raped them, among other charges.
Diddy spoke up last week regarding the accusations. He posted, “Enough is enough.” He further said in his defense, “For the last couple of weeks, I have sat silently and watched people try to assassinate my character, destroy my reputation and legacy.”
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Diddy asserted publicly he did not commit any of the charges the ladies were accusing him of. However, he has yet to make any comments concerning the reality show being scrapped for now.
Some companies have severed connections with the artist even though the case is still pending a verdict; according to Billboard, 23 brands have done so.
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