Children of Diddy and Kim Porter Deny Mother Wrote Book

Kim Porter’s children have dismissed claims that their mother wrote a memoir, calling it false.

They stated on Instagram that there are many hurtful rumors about Kim and Sean Combs, denying any manuscript written by their mom. They emphasized that anyone claiming to have such a book is lying and misrepresenting themselves.

The kids expressed deep sadness over their mother’s passing, noting their lives changed forever. They asked for peace and respect as they continue to grieve.

Fans feel the pain of losing someone dear, especially when rumors spread.

Signed off by Quincy, Christian, Jessie, and D’Lila, they urged everyone to remember Kim for the kind and loving person she was, not the conspiracy theories.

The 59-page book titled KIM’S LOST WORDS: A journey for justice, from the other side… was self-published on Amazon, detailing an alleged troubled relationship between Kim and Sean before her death in 2018.

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Despite the numerous errors and wild claims in the book, its sales surged after Sean’s recent legal troubles, making it a bestseller on Amazon.

The supposed memoir’s explicit content and wild speculation have spread online, adding to the controversy surrounding Sean’s upcoming trial.

Porter’s family and friends have firmly called the book fake, with Al B. Sure! calling it “fabricated bullshit” and promising legal action against those responsible.

Chris Todd, the man behind the book, claims to be an investigative journalist with experience in major murder cases. Yet, when questioned about the authenticity of the memoir, he admitted uncertainty, saying, “If somebody put my feet to the fire and they said, ‘Life or death, is that book real?’ I have to say I don’t know. But it’s real enough to me.”

In light of multiple lawsuits alleging serious crimes, Sean was indicted on charges including sex trafficking and fraud. His lawyer insisted that Sean is innocent and unfairly prosecuted.

Sometimes, things get so twisted that it’s hard to tell what’s true.