Diddy’s Mom Sued For Allegedly Seizing Bad Boy Label From Co-Founder

Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ mother, Janice Smallswas continued by a former right man of the besieged rapper, Kirk Burrowes.

Burrowes claims that Diddy took control of his participation in Bad Boy Record Label, leaving him homeless.

Sean “Diddy” Combs was in prison after being arrested in September following charges of sexual traffic, racketeering and transport to engage in prostitution.

Diddy’s mother, Janice Smalls, was trained in a new trial involving her son and former right man, Burrowes.

According to the Daily mailBurrowes filed a complaint in which he allegedly alleged that rapper “Finna Get Loose” used a baseball bat to force him to sign his shares of the company, then gave his mother.

The alleged altercation occurred in 1996 when Diddy entered his office with Bad Boy Entertainment Kenneth Meiselas. Burrowes claims that he was then forced to give up his 25% participation in the company.

The ousted musical director who was director of operations and managing director of the company said that he was homeless and had to undergo “prolonged periods of life in shelters through New York” due to immense financial difficulties “accordingly.

He now pursues Smalls, the majority of stakeholders in the label and who alleys “engaged in an intimidation, violence, false fraudulent and financial concealments program”.

“By words and actions, Sean Combs and Kenneth Meiselas have frightened and intimidated and attacked the applicant (Burrowes) and forced him to hand over his certificate of actions for 25 Bad Boy Entertainment actions in Sean Combs,” said court documents.

“The applicant, fearing for his life, with tears that flow on his face, clearly incapable of resisting in the circumstances, has involuntarily signed the documents,” said Burrowes.

Elsewhere in the trial, Burrowes affirms that Smalls was not at the office on the day of the alleged assault, which seemed to him quite strange.

He noted that he had later contacted her “looking for advice”, but she “claimed that she was not aware” of what Diddy and Misiselas would have done.

Although she was not physically present, he claims that Diddy and Meiselas “acted under [her] Direction to orchestrate the fraudulent involuntary transfer. “”

The trial claims that the “defendants not only defrauded [Burrowes] From his legitimate participation in BBE but also systematically sabotaged his career. “”

“They put it on the black list of the music industry, blocked commercial opportunities and destroyed its professional reputation, ensuring that he would remain financially devoid and unable to recover what was rightly his,” said the document.

According to the media, Burrowes says it was due to millions of dollars in profit of profit when it invests $ 100,000 when Bad Boy Entertainment was launched for the first time.

He requests damages for financial losses, the reintegration of his participation of 25%, his annual share of 15%, including interest and a medico-legal audit of the profits and profits of BAD Boy Entertainment, from its creation to the present day.

Burrowes’ claims come in the midst of Diddy’s assembly proceedings while waiting for the sexual milking trial, racketeering and transport to engage in prostitution.

The rapper “Bad Boy for Life” is currently detained at the famous metropolitan detention center in Brooklyn and was denied the deposit several times.

In his trial, Burrowes underlined that he shares a link with Diddy while he is the godfather of the rapper’s first child, Justin Combs, and that he attended his baptism in a Harlem church, “highlighting the deep link and dependence between families”.

He said that when Diddy had been dismissed in 1992 by the founder of Uptown Records, Andre Harrell, he helped him up above the depressed state during which the rapper would have been tormented by suicidal thoughts.

Diddy previously attributed the success of the company to Burrowes, telling Billboard in 1997: “Kirk is responsible for the success of Bad Boy and by making the professional company, young and managed by blacks that she has become.”

Also in court documents, Burrowes said he had warmed up at Smalls at some point and became his confident of trust, adding that she was opening up to him and asked for his protection when Diddy would have mistreated him.

Burrowes says that he would have witnessed Diddy ‘volatile and abusive behavior, including an incident where he physically attacked Smalls. Burrowes added that he looked at Diddy “aggressively overwhelming” his mother and calling him “derogatory insults”.

“She was then, in my eyes, a mother doing her best, and she wanted to calm him down,” he said about Smalls. “I was caught off guard by the mother’s title and the sweet person she gave, and the strength of her trying to help a son who is in a very difficult situation.”

“And at that time, I had 1,000% to help Sean and make sure that he would recover. Today, I have a different vision of that,” he added.