In keeping with stories, there’s some sad staff who work for Diddy, however not as a result of he’s presently in jail. It’s as a result of they aren’t getting paid, resulting in some making their departures. Representatives for Diddy are denying the claims.
The allegations are pointed on the enterprise administration agency Tri Star Sports activities & Leisure, who’ve been dealing with Diddy aka Sean Combs’ cash since he started serving his 50-month sentence after being convicted on two counts of violating the Mann Act final yr after a extremely lurid trial.
Some legal professionals engaged on the multitude of civil lawsuits filed in opposition to the leisure mogul because the preliminary lawsuit ex-partner Cassie Ventura haven’t been comfortable, allegedly as a result of not receiving any cost for his or her work. The state of affairs has led to 1 legal professional resigning. Diddy’s property is presently estimated to be value $400 million.
One other cited instance entails Diddy’s relations, who wished to have a household dinner the evening earlier than he was sentenced in New York Metropolis. They had been allegedly instructed by Tri Star to submit an bill after they contacted the agency to foot the invoice. The agency refused to pay initially, however would reimburse those that paid the invoice. Diddy’s relations are additionally reportedly being held to a restricted funds, overseen by Tri Star.
“Individuals, personnel, and attorneys are all being paid, and nobody is leaving,” mentioned Juda Englemeyer, a consultant for Diddy, when questioned about whether or not staff had been being compensated for his or her work. They added, “Sean Combs controls his personal funds. Everybody will get paid for his or her work as soon as it’s accomplished and confirmed, after routine assessment.”
The state of affairs comes whereas hypothesis runs rampant that Diddy remains to be incomes cash whereas behind bars, thanks to a report initially revealed by a tabloid that leases of his personal jet have netted him $4 million in eight months. The 14-seat plane, a Gulfstream G550 nicknamed “LoveAir,” is being managed by a luxurious rental firm.
