A startling allegation has surfaced in the forthcoming Peacock documentary titled Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy, which asserts that Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs issued a menacing threat to a musician after a contentious dispute. The 55-year-old music mogul is the focal point of the documentary, which includes interviews with various individuals, among them Sara Rivers, who was a cast member of MTV's Making the Band 2 from 2002 to 2004.

Diddy issued a warning to the musicians

Rivers shared insights regarding her experiences during her time on the show and the challenges she faced while interacting with Diddy. In the documentary, she recounted a specific incident in which the controversial mogul verbally assaulted her band members. She stated, “When he became angry with one of my band members, he exclaimed, 'You make me so mad I want to eat your flesh.' He then directed his ire at another band member, saying, 'You're rolling your eyes, I could go get a crackhead and pay them $20 to smack the s*** out of you,’” as reported by The Mirror US.

Additionally, she characterized Diddy’s conduct as “crazy” and confessed that she deliberately kept her distance from him unless cameras were present, according to a preview of the documentary reported by Variety. She claimed, “The incident essentially left me alone. He touched me inappropriately in a manner that was unacceptable.”

In the aftermath of the incident, Rivers expressed feeling “intimidated” by the rapper. Nevertheless, Diddy has vehemently denied all allegations presented in the documentary.

Diddy's legal representative has issued a response regarding the documentary

In a recent statement, the attorney representing the music mogul informed The Mirror US, “These documentaries present unverified assertions and serve as platforms for unfounded conspiracy theories, lacking accountability and evidence. Specifically regarding the Peacock documentary, the motivations and reliability of the interviewees warrant scrutiny.”

The statement continued, “Numerous individuals claim to possess knowledge yet have no genuine connection to the truth, while their exaggerated and baseless theories are edited and sensationalized to seem credible. Sean Combs categorically refutes these damaging allegations, which are defamatory and devoid of credible support.”

It concluded with, “It is profoundly troubling how such narratives can shape public opinion and bias the legal proceedings. Mr. Combs is entitled to a fair trial with an unbiased jury, untainted by these unfounded accusations. The facts will be presented in court, where truth—not fiction—will ultimately prevail.”

In a subsequent statement regarding the documentary, the legal team remarked, “This documentary merely recycles and perpetuates the same falsehoods and conspiracy theories that have been directed at Mr. Combs for months. It is disheartening to witness NBC and Peacock engaging in the same unethical practices as tabloid journalists. By offering a platform to established liars and opportunists to make false criminal allegations, the documentary exemplifies the worst form of irresponsible journalism.”

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