Former Bad Boy recording artist Mark Curry has been tight-lipped when it comes to his former boss, Diddy, and his alleged history of abuse following a sexual assault lawsuit against the latter.
According to the “Bad Boy for Life” hitmaker during a recent interview, the Bad Boy Records founder broke the late Kim Porter’s nose and tapped his phone out of “madness.” Curry is the latest insider to address the abuse scandal that has been brewing behind Diddy’s back since his ex, Cassie, accused him of years of rape and abuse in a lawsuit.
Mark Curry Throws More Dirt at Diddy Amidst Swirling Sexual Abuse Scandal
Over the past month, three women, including Cassie, have filed their separate lawsuits against Diddy, accusing him of sexual assault. In the midst of it all, Curry stepped forward to level more damning accusations against the rapper, whose record label he was previously signed to.
When asked about Gene Deal’s initial claim that the “Hello, Good Morning” rapper had broken his girlfriend Porter’s nose, the 52-year-old answered in the affirmative. He said:
“Stick his nose, man. Anytime a man would go out of his way to tap someone’s phone or put a tap in their house just to monitor their conversation, that’s a sign of insanity.”
Just before he answered the question, the “Dancing with the Devil” author shared his feelings about the legal issues surrounding his former boss and if he believes he’s “capable of doing that.”
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“I think he is very capable of doing it. It’s in his character. That’s him. That’s what comes with power. That’s what comes with arrogance. That’s what makes him,” Curry explained.
The “Blast Off” artist added that he’s witnessed Diddy “getting into fights with women” and that it became a full-blown problem when the former Uptown Records executive kept “doing it over and over again.”
He added, “You’re like, so every relationship you’re in, you’re violent in it? When you have a history of the same thing, it becomes a problem.” Clips of the conversation that took place at Dialog Art were uploaded to TikTok, giving viewers a chance to put in their two cents.
“Everyone can’t lie!” one viewer exclaimed, while another asserted, “What’s disgusting is that SO MANY people allow this to go on. Shame on them,” and the third points out, “So much is revealed that the devil has his time; the time is up.”
A fourth commenter stated, “Karma is coming for Diddy,” a fifth declared, “Diddy my man you bad man,” and a sixth added, “But the problem I have is y’all saying things now but justifying it. cause he has money. ” In Curry’s defense, this TikToker stated:
“Mark wrote a lot of songs for Bad Boy. He has been talking about this for years! The first person I remember speaking up. He wrote a book also about Puff.
Another person who spoke about the situation was Diddy’s former bodyguard, Roger Bonds, who revealed that he managed to escape the “Satisfy You” performer’s grasp by feigning illness.
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According to The Blast, she said she took advantage of her diabetes diagnosis because of the situation surrounding her former boss, hinting that the Grammy Award winner was involved in questionable activities. Bonds closed his confession, posted via Instagram, by confirming the truth of Cassie’s statement, saying:
“Cassie talked about it. She said yes I jumped on it. I jumped in between. That wasn’t the only time. It was another time and it was another person.
He Resigned From His Role In One Of His Organizations
In addition to quickly settling Cassie’s lawsuit out of court, Diddy was recently forced to relinquish his position as chairman of Revolt. A statement about it was released via social media, reading:
“Sean Combs has relinquished his position as chairman of Revolt. Although Mr. Combs previously had no operational or day-to-day role in the business, this decision helps ensure that Revolt remains focused on our mission to create meaningful content for the culture and amplify the voices of all Black people throughout this nation and the African diaspora.”
Revolt chose not to state the reason for Diddy’s departure in their statement, despite him facing multiple legal challenges. As The Blast explains, the BET Award winner co-founded Revolt, a music-focused cable television network, with media entrepreneur Andy Schuon in 2013.
The digital media network is known for shows like “State of the Culture” and “Revolt Black News.”
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