Diddy is once again headed to court, this time sued by his ex-business partner, Charlie C. Accusing Diddy of theft and contract violation, Charlie C is seeking $10 million. He claims Diddy unlawfully used “Act Bad,” a term trademarked by Charlie C and Bad Boy, without approval. When Diddy released the song “Act Bad” with City Girls, Charlie C saw it as a direct violation.
Things are about to get even messier for Diddy. This is his fifth or sixth lawsuit in less than three months, and it’s serious. The latest accuser is asking for $10 million, claiming that Diddy allegedly stole from him and broke their agreement. Fans thought Diddy’s lawsuit saga was over, but it’s about to get worse. Fans are now dragging his girlfriend, Young Miami, into the situation, saying she’s just as problematic as Diddy. Get your teacups ready, because it’s officially tea time.
Diddy is now facing lawsuit number six. This time, it’s over a song called “Act Bad.” His accuser claims Diddy stole the song and the LLC, demanding compensation. Diddy’s legal troubles are far from over, going from bad to worse, with accusations of cheating out royalties for the “Act Bad” brand.
Diddy has been in the news a lot lately. Just when it seemed like his legal troubles were finally calming down, another lawsuit has hit him. Since November 2023, Diddy has been dealing with one lawsuit after another, likely hoping that 2024 would be the year to clear his name. But a new accuser has thrown a wrench in those plans by filing a lawsuit for eight figures.
All of this started with Cassie, who filed the first big lawsuit against Diddy. Even before her lawsuit, there were rumors that Diddy wasn’t the good guy he claimed to be. I’m not saying he’s guilty of everything, but people have been talking.
Cassie’s lawsuit was a game-changer, revealing shocking details about their relationship. The legal papers came with a trigger warning, and for good reason. Cassie said she was only 19 when she met Diddy, who was 37 at the time and signed her to his label. Not long after, he started pursuing her romantically, even though he was still with Kim Porter. After he and Kim broke up, Diddy began dating Cassie, who claimed she had little control in the relationship. She accused him of being controlling, physically abusive, and forcing her into intimate situations with other men.
The allegations against Diddy are piling up. One woman says he assaulted her after she spoke to a music producer in a club. She also claims he forced her into intimate encounters with escorts and blew up Kid Cudi’s car when Kid Cudi started dating Cassie during a break from Diddy.
It doesn’t stop there. Two more women have come forward with lawsuits accusing Diddy of sexual assault. Joey Dickerson-Neal alleges Diddy drugged and assaulted her back in 1991. Diddy’s lawyers have denied these allegations, calling them a money grab. Another woman claims she and her friend were assaulted by Diddy and Aaron Hall at a party. They were allegedly forced into intimate acts and later assaulted at Aaron’s apartment. Diddy allegedly choked Jane Doe until she passed out, fearing her friend would expose him.
A fourth woman, who filed anonymously, claims she was assaulted by Diddy, Harvey Pierre, and a third man when she was just 17. She says she was given alcohol and drugs before the assault. Though her identity is officially unknown, there are speculations about who she might be.
Diddy eventually released a statement denying all allegations, calling them frivolous and an attempt at character assassination. He vowed to fight for his name, family, and the truth. This statement seemed to calm things down, and the lawsuits subsided. Diddy likely thought things were improving, but then he was hit with another $10 million lawsuit for allegedly stealing trademark rights to “Act Bad” to sell music and merchandise.
The lawsuit was filed by inmate Charles Kenat Jr., aka Charlie C, who claims he had a binding agreement with Diddy’s company, Bad Boy Part 4 LLC, which held his trademark for the “Act Bad” brand. However, he never gave permission for the trademark to be used commercially. Diddy and Young Miami released a song last year titled “Act Bad” and even sold merchandise with the logo, which Charlie C says violated their agreement.
Fans are now dragging Young Miami into the situation because she was featured on the song “Act Bad,” and there are rumors she was cut off from the merchandise profits. While not directly named in the lawsuit, she’s linked to it somehow. Fans are leaving comments like, “Dang Diddy, the fact that you’re getting sued again is insane.”
What do you all think about this lawsuit? Is it really going to stick, or are people just coming out of the woodwork trying to get their money? Let me know in the comments