Diddy accused NBC and Peacock of defamation in a $100 million lawsuit, claiming the documentary’s director admitted dashing manufacturing for aggressive causes.

Diddy has escalated his authorized battle in opposition to NBCUniversal and Peacock, claiming the producers of Diddy: The Making of a Dangerous Boy rushed the venture and unfold damaging falsehoods in a bid to beat the competitors.

In a brand new amended criticism, the Hip-Hop mogul accuses the documentary workforce of defamation and alleges the movie falsely linked him to homicide, intercourse trafficking of minors and extortion by way of hidden-camera recordings.

The revised lawsuit provides new claims and displays his July acquittals in federal courtroom.

The criticism highlights a quote from Ample Leisure co-founder Ari Mark, who advised The Hollywood Reporter, “It’s actually aggressive and I feel that’s the reason it wasn’t sufficient to be quick, it was additionally essential to be distinct. There’s no time and this was an especially quick turnaround.”

Diddy’s authorized workforce says the assertion exhibits the producers prioritized pace over accuracy.

The lawsuit names NBCUniversal Media, Peacock TV and Ample as defendants and seeks at the very least $100 million in damages.

It alleges the documentary’s launch harmed Diddy’s popularity and influenced public opinion forward of his felony trial.

The unique criticism, filed in February, centered on allegations of homicide and sexual assault involving minors. The up to date model now consists of claims that the movie falsely portrayed Diddy as being concerned in intercourse trafficking and extortion.

Diddy’s attorneys argue the movie misrepresented a civil lawsuit filed by Rodney Jones, utilizing it to suggest underage sexual exercise.

Nonetheless, the ladies in that swimsuit later confirmed they had been adults.

The amended submitting additionally challenges a declare made by lawyer Ariel Mitchell, who stated her shopper, Courtney Burgess, had “intercourse tapes” used for extortion. Diddy denies the allegation and says it lacks proof.

The revised criticism additionally updates the courtroom on Diddy’s authorized standing. On July 2, 2025, a federal jury acquitted him of intercourse trafficking and racketeering expenses.

The indictment, in response to the submitting, didn’t embody accusations of homicide, sexual assault of minors or extortion.

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