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Diddy would be the one who would ruin a good time. The music mogul has sent Shyne Barrow, a former member of the Bad Boy, a cease-and-desist letter over Barrow’s upcoming documentary, “The Honorable Shyne,” on Hulu.
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About Diddy’s Letter to Shyne Barrow Requesting a Cease-And-Desist Page Six claims that Sean “Diddy” Combs had no intention of preventing the release of Shyne’s movie.
According to reports, Combs wanted to “make sure” the documentary included accurate facts. On November 18, Shyne’s documentary, “The Honorable Shyne,” was released on Hulu and is currently available for watching.
The movie explores Shyne Barrow’s journey from Grammy-winning rapper to incarcerated person. Along with his path of resiliency and atonement, it also chronicles his political ascent to the post of Opposition Leader in Belize.
A brawl broke out at Club New York in New York City on December 27, 1999, with Combs’ then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez, Diddy, and Shyne all in attendance.
After authorities discovered a firearm in Diddy and Lopez’s car, they were arrested after three witnesses were hurt by gunshots.
Lopez evaded prosecution, and Diddy was exonerated by the court in 2001. Shyne, who was 21 at the time, received a 10-year assault term.
But in 2009, he was repatriated to Belize by authorities after serving eight years in jail. At a news conference in Belize in September.
Shyne discussed Diddy’s detention. Authorities accused the 55-year-old of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transporting people for prostitution, as TSR previously reported.
Shyne made it clear that he doesn’t enjoy seeing others fail. He did, however, attribute his life being “ruined” by the founder of Bad Boys Records.