Last week, R&B singer and songwriter Al B. Sure spoke out against the controversial book claiming to be the late Kim Porter’s memoir, slamming it as "calculated fiction" and "fabricated BS." Now, the "Nite and Day" singer has taken legal action,

A journey for justice, from the other side…”—continues to make waves on Amazon’s Best-Seller list and on social media, many are starting to dissect the ins and outs of the allegedly true book about her relationship with Diddy.

Guzze – along with Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and CEO Andy Jassy — were sent the cease-and-desist by Robert J. Hantman, a lawyer for Sure!, on Friday. Sure! is claiming in the letter that he has been “defamed by false and malicious statements published,” and wants sales halted.

The children of the record executive comment on claims that their father was involved in the death of his ex and their mother, Kim Porter.

A memoir allegedly written by Diddy’s late girlfriend Kim Porter sold well on Amazon. But is it real? And who’s in charge?

Al B. Sure! has taken legal action against Amazon and the unknown publisher of a controversial book that falsely claims to be the memoir of the late Kim Porter. The book, titled “Kim’s Lost Words,” has topped the bestseller list,

Kim Porter's father has broken his silence on the arrest of P Diddy, who was in a relationship with the model for over ten years. American model Kim tragically passed away at 47 in November 2018. She had been involved with P Diddy - real name Sean Combs - from 1994 to 2007 and they had three children together: son Christian Combs,