Al B. Sure claims Diddy was behind his 2022 health crisis and Kim Porter’s unexpected passing, prompting him to agree to testify in the Bad Boy Records founder’s federal sex trafficking case.
During a FOX 5 New York interview promoting his book Do You Believe Me Now, Al leveled serious accusations against Diddy, revealing Porter had warned him to keep his distance and questioning how someone as healthy as she was could suddenly die. Al insists Diddy manipulated situations behind the scenes to achieve his objectives.
“The late Kim Porter actually warned me to ‘watch your back’ throughout our relationship, and I never really understood why,” Al explained before challenging the official pneumonia cause of death. “She was in perfect health. We had just seen each other before she passed away. We were celebrating our son’s new Netflix Christmas special together, and she seemed completely fine.”
Al disclosed he’s been subpoenaed for Diddy’s federal sex trafficking trial and stated his lawyer is preparing everything for when he “absolutely” testifies. He also mentioned facing an “expensive” PR campaign meant to silence him and claimed someone had put a bounty on his life.
When questioned if he believes Diddy or his associates were responsible for his 2022 multi-organ failure that left him comatose, Al responded that the disgraced music mogul was “absolutely” behind it.
In contrast to Al’s shocking allegations, Kim and Diddy’s children released a September statement addressing her death and rejecting conspiracy theories.
“While it’s been incredibly hard to understand how she could be taken from us so early, the cause of her death has been established for some time,” their statement read. “There was no foul play. Grief is a lifelong process, and we ask that everyone respect our request for peace as we continue to cope with her loss every day.”
Meanwhile, the first week of USA v. Combs featured ’90s throwbacks, a witness who didn’t show up, and daddy issues among other developments – and opening arguments haven’t even begun yet.
