Diddy Seeks Early Release, Fights Defamation Lawsuit

0:00On April 24, Sean Diddy Combs is pushing hard for a default judgment in his defamation lawsuit against Courtney Burgess. Burgess claimed he has 11 flash drives with videos from Diddy's freak-off parties, showing sexual assaults on celebrities, including minors. Diddy sued for $50 million back in January 2025, then upped it to at least $100 million for the damage to his name. Burgess says he got the drives in 8 sex tapes from Diddy's ex, Kim Porter, before her death in 2018. He described the tapes with six men and two women, all looking drugged and acting like victims, not willing participants. Burgess's lawyer backed it up, saying one star in the videos is even bigger than Diddy, and clearly visible. Diddy's team called the claims a pitiful spectacle full of wild lies with no real proof. This comes as Diddy serves a four-year sentence after his July 2025 conviction on two counts of interstate transport for prostitution, tied to Cassie Ventura and another woman.

1:00Now court papers show Burgess hasn't responded to the suit, and he's not a minor, incompetent, or in the military, so no excuses. Diddy's lawyers are also fighting for his early release, arguing the freak-offs were just choreographed amateur porn protected by the First Amendment, not prostitution. Meanwhile, Diddy won't be out until April 20, 28, unless he wins big, but his team wants him free immediately, or at least a lighter. Sentence, entertainment, and celebrity news. Today, power by AI, bringing you what's trending.