Kim PorterHer children have kept quiet about rumors of her death and the memoirs their mother allegedly wrote before her death.
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More details on the Memoir Showed to be Written by Kim Porter
According to PEOPLE, the memoir titled ‘KIM’S LOST WORDS: A Journey From The Other Side’ was released via Amazon earlier this month. The book was reportedly written by a man named Todd Guzze, who used the pseudonym Jamal T. Millwood. In addition, the outlet noted that the title reportedly rose to no. 1 point on the “Literature & Fiction” list.
According to the outlet, a preview of the book — also called Porter’s “diary” — reportedly contains “typs and inaccuracies.” In addition, the text reportedly detailed the physical abuse and “disturbing and graphic sexual encounters” Porter allegedly suffered at the hands of Diddy.
In reaction to the memoir, Erica Wolf, Diddy’s attorney, shared a statement with PEOPLE:
“Try shamelessly to profit from tragedy,” Wolf said. “(Todd Guzze) disrespected Ms. Porter or her family, who deserve better. Unlike the fabrications in his sick ‘memoir,’ it is a fact that Ms. Porter died of natural causes. May she rest in peace.”
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According to the outlet, Guzze maintains that the memoir is not “fake.” Furthermore, in a separate interview with Rolling Stone, the author explained:
“If someone were to put my feet to the fire and say, ‘Life or death, is the book real?’ I have to say I don’t know. But it’s real for me. You just have to put it out there. Maybe 80% of the book is right. those claims), and it helps me as an investigator
Meanwhile, Porter’s children, Quincy Brown – whom she shares with singer Al B. Sure!, Christian Combs, and twins Jessie and D’Lila Combs released a statement about the memoir and they passed it on a separate Instagram account on Tuesday, 24 September.
The statement confirmed that they saw “hurtful and false rumors” about Porter and Diddy. Despite the online chat, the children insist that their mother did not write the book.
“…The claim that our mother wrote a book is simply not true. He didn’t,” the statement read in part. “And whoever claims to have the script is misrepresenting himself …”
In addition, the children explained that they struggled to “come to terms” with their mother’s death. However, the cause of his death has “been established”.
“There was no foul play,” the statement read.
In the end, the children share their disappointment in the world, making a “spectacle” of their mother’s death. Finally, he pleads that his mother’s legacy not be “tarnished by a monstrous conspiracy theory.”
Read the full statement below.
Kim Porter’s father recently broke his silence about his relationship with Diddy
The statement from Kim Porter’s children comes nearly four months after their father, Jake Porter, publicly reacted to a recording of Diddy attacking his ex-girlfriend Cassie.
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As The Shade Room previously reported, Porter spoke exclusively with Rolling Stone and shared how the length made him “wonder” about Diddy’s relationship with his daughter.
“You can tell I’m disgusted by the video, and I wouldn’t treat my enemies like that,” the 78-year-old said.
According to the outlet, Jake briefly considered his daughter allegedly unable to live with Diddy in the same house.
“(She) just couldn’t live with (him),” he explained. “I think he’s really jealous. They both love each other. Kim’s love is legit. Puffy’s love, I don’t know what love is, you know what I mean? I really don’t know what love is.”
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