Diddy Temporarily Steps Aside as Chairman of REVOLT

UPDATE: REVOLT has released a statement on the event.

“Sean Combs has stepped down from his place as Chairman of REVOLT. Whereas Mr. Combs has beforehand had no operational or day-to-day position within the enterprise, this resolution helps to make sure that REVOLT stays steadfastly centered on our mission to create significant content material for the tradition and amplify the voices of all Black folks all through this nation and the African diaspora.

Our focus has at all times been one which displays our dedication to the collective journey of REVOLT – one that isn’t pushed by any particular person, however by the shared efforts and values of our complete workforce on behalf of advancing, elevating and championing our tradition – and that continues.”

Earlier story:

Diddy has briefly stepped apart from his position as Chairman at REVOLT.

TMZ studies, citing sources, that the rap mogul took the choice on the non permanent transfer final week in order to “not permit the accusations he’s going through distract from Revolt’s mission or success.” REVOLT, which is a media powerhouse and TV channel, is celebrating its tenth anniversary beneath the management of CEO Detavio Samuels and Chief Model Officer Deon Graham.

Diddy is reportedly not concerned within the firm’s day-to-day. He has not made an official assertion on his firm affairs.

Puff was quick to settle the sexual assault and abuse lawsuit that Cassie introduced. He was later also sued by two extra girls on related costs with the second accuser (Jane Doe) saying Diddy and singer-songwriter Aaron Corridor took turns raping her and buddies in both 1990 or 1991.

A rep for Diddy addressed the 2 extra lawsuits by saying, “The claims involving alleged misconduct towards Mr. Combs from over 30 years in the past and filed on the final minute are all fully denied and rejected by him. He acknowledges this as a cash seize. Due to Mr. Combs’ fame and success, he’s a simple goal for accusers who will falsify the reality, with out conscience or consequence, for monetary profit.”