Diddy steps down as Revolt chairman amid sexual assault claims

Variety reported on Thursday. The Post has contacted reps for Hulu, Fulwell 73, and Combs for comment. Combs, 54, has seven children: Quincy, 32, Justin, 29, Christian, 25, Chance, 17, twins D’Lila and Jessie, 16, and Love, 1.

According to a report, a reality show that Diddy was developing with Hulu about his family life has been scrapped amid multiple allegations of sexual assault.

Clara Amfo, the host of BBC Radio 1's Future Sounds show, has announced she will be stepping down next year to focus on new projects with the network. Jack Saunders, who currently presents Future Artists and The Official Chart shows, will take over from April 15.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Dennis Ruh, the head of the European Film Market, has issued a statement saying that he will step down from his position after the 2024 edition of the Berlin Film Festival. Ruh unveiled the news of his upcoming departure in a letter sent to journalists shortly after Tricia Tuttle, the former head of the BFI London Film Festival, was announced as the new director of the Berlinale starting in 2025.

bombshell report from Rolling Stone, Wieldlin, 65, claims that Bingenheimer cornered her in the back room of his Los Angeles club English Disco, and rubbed his crotch against hers until he ejaculated.“I remember [the room] being very dark and cold,” Wiedlin explained Rolling Stone. “I was a virgin. I didn’t have much experience with boys; boys tended to ignore me….

Russell Simmons is opening up about the allegations of sexual assault that have plagued him for years! As Perezcious readers may recall, 18 women came

Spotify said chief financial officer Paul Vogel will be leaving at the end of March. The news comes several days after the music streamer announced about 1,500 layoffs, some 17% of its workforce.

Thania Garcia 50 Cent‘s production company will be releasing a documentary about Sean “Diddy” Combs and the sexual assault allegations pointed against him. After the news of a fourth allegation of sexual assault against Combs was revealed, 50 Cent announced via X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday that proceeds from his upcoming documentary about Combs will go to victims of sexual violence. G-Unit Film & Television will be producing the untitled film.

documentary on Sean “Diddy” Combs will go to victims of sexual assault and rape as more alleged victims come forward with accusations against the “Bad Boy 4 Life” rapper. A rep for 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, and G-Unit Film and TV told The Post on Wednesday, “I can confirm that the untitled ‘Diddy’ documentary is in development through G-Unit Film and Television with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson serving as Executive Producer, proceeds from this documentary that G-Unit Film & Television receives will go to victims of sexual assault and rape.”The “In Da Club” rapper also teased the project on Instagram with a sneak peek at an interview with Bad Boy artist Mark Curry, who claimed Diddy would have designated spiked bottles for women to drink from at his parties.

Diddy has addressed the sexual assault allegations that have been made against him and denied them all saying “Enough is enough”.Last month, the hip-hop icon and mogul – real name Sean Combs – was accused of rape and physical abuse in a lawsuit by his former partner Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura.A week after Cassie’s lawsuit, two new allegations by two different women also came out with one, named Joi Dickerson-Neal, claiming that Combs drugged and sexually assaulted her and the other alleging that Combs and singer-songwriter Aaron Hall took turns raping the plaintiff and her friend in 1990 or 1991 – with Diddy turning violent days later.Today (December 6), Diddy took to his official X/Twitter page to share a statement denying all of the allegations against him. “Enough is enough.

Another woman has sued Sean “Diddy“ Combs of sexual assault, multiple outlets report and court documents confirm. The anonymous plaintiff (referred to in her initial complaint as “Jane Doe”) filed the new lawsuit Wednesday (December 6) in Manhattan federal court, alleging that the Bad Boy Records founder and two of his associates — Bad Boy president Harve Pierre and another unidentified man — trafficked her across state lines and “gang raped” her at Combs’ Daddy’s House Recording Studio in 2003.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is speaking out.

Warning: This article contains details and accusations of sexual and physical abuse50 Cent is reportedly working on a documentary about the recent sexual assault allegations around Diddy.Following a two-decade long, on-and-off feud between the two rappers, reports have now surfaced that 50 Cent is making a TV documentary about the numerous claims facing Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.While it’s yet to be confirmed or denied by the ‘Candy Shop’ rapper, Page Six has reported that a new project is already in production from the artist’s G-Unit film and TV production company.Combs was accused of rape and physical abuse by ex-girlfriend Cassie last month, before they settled the lawsuit one day after it was formally filed.Since then, Combs has been accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in an act of “revenge porn” in a new lawsuit, before a third accuser filed claims of sexual assault against the rapper.“These are fabricated claims falsely alleging misconduct from over 30 years ago and filed at the last minute,” a spokesperson for Combs wrote in a statement to PEOPLE in the wake of the third allegation. “This is nothing but a money grab.

Claudia Winkleman has announced she will be stepping down from hosting her BBC Radio 2 show in March 2024.

Diddy is facing more consequences for his alleged actions!

Ethan Shanfeld In the wake of three lawsuits alleging sexual assault, Sean “Diddy” Combs has temporarily stepped aside as chairman of Revolt, the music-oriented television network he co-founded in 2013. Representatives for Combs confirmed the news to Variety. A statement posted to Revolt’s Instagram page reads, in part: “Sean Combs has stepped down from his position as chairman of Revolt.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is stepping back as chairman of his company Revolt Media, a rep confirmed, in the midst of multiple sexual assault lawsuits.

BRIT Awards host due to his first world tour.The comedian took to his official social media account to share that due to scheduling conflicts with his first-ever world tour, he will “hand over the baton” and give his usual hosting duties to someone else.“I’ve had the most incredible time working on The BRITS but unfortunately as I’ll be in the US for my first world tour next spring. I’m sorry to say that I’ll be stepping down from hosting duties for 2024 and handing over the baton,” began his statement on his Instagram stories.A post shared by Mo Gilligan (@mothecomedian)He continued: “It’s been phenomenal to work on this iconic event.

Diddy is continuing to deny all allegations of sexual assault after he was named in a third lawsuit.

Warning: This article contains details and accusations of sexual and physical abuseSean ‘Diddy’ Combs is facing a third lawsuit alleging claims of sexual assault.The new lawsuit, filed by an anonymous claimant in New York County Supreme Court, alleges that Combs and singer-songwriter Aaron Hall took turns raping the plaintiff and her friend in 1990 or 1991 – and that Diddy turned violent days later.In a filing, obtained by Rolling Stone, Jane Doe claimed that she and her friend met Diddy and Hall at an event hosted by MCA Records, the distributor of Uptown Records, at the company’s offices in New York. “Combs and Hall were very flirtatious and handsy with Jane Doe and her friend, offering them drinks throughout the night,” according to the filing.Combs and Hall later allegedly invited the pair back to Hall’s apartment for an afterparty.