Diddy's former bodyguard, Gene Deal, dropped a bombshell in a recent interview with The Art of Dialogue, claiming that the music mogul was romantically involved with former Bad Boy president Kirk Burrowes.

According to Deal, who previously hinted at this on the same platform, he noticed Diddy spending nights at Burrowes's apartment during money drops, sparking his suspicions. Fast forward to 2025, and Burrowes is one of the many individuals suing Diddy for alleged sexual misconduct.

Deal goes on to assert that Diddy and Burrowes were more than just colleagues, suggesting that their relationship extended beyond professional boundaries. Allegedly, other Bad Boy employees had also witnessed them in compromising situations.

Burrowes, in his recent lawsuit against Diddy, accuses the rapper of subjecting him to sexual harassment, physical aggression, and coercion into degrading acts. The legal battle includes claims of violence, blackmail, and financial extortion aimed at stripping Burrowes of his stake in Bad Boy Entertainment. Burrowes has also implicated Diddy's mother, Janice Combs, in a scheme to gain control of the label.

This isn't the first legal clash between Burrowes and Diddy, as a previous lawsuit from 2003 was dismissed. However, the current wave of lawsuits against Diddy has seen over 50 similar claims since November 2023.

Diddy's legal team has swiftly dismissed Burrowes' allegations as baseless, stating that the claims have been consistently rejected by courts for the past three decades. The ongoing legal saga continues to unfold, shedding light on the tangled web of relationships and power dynamics in the music industry.