Amazon yanks Kim Porter ‘memoir’ about Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

Amazon has yanked the best-selling purported memoir by late mannequin Kim Porter about her years with accused sex-trafficker Sean “Diddy” Combs” after the pair’s youngsters blasted it for being utterly made up.

The typo-ridden, 59-page e-book, “Kim’s Misplaced Phrases: A journey for justice, from the opposite aspect. . .” claimed to have been primarily based on not too long ago found writings by Porter, who died in 2018, detailing alleged abuse by Combs throughout their on-off relationship from 1994 till 2007.

It turned a bestseller on Amazon — earlier than the net web site yanked it Tuesday over the intense allegations that it was pure fiction.

“We have been made conscious of a dispute relating to this title and have notified the writer,” an Amazon spokesperson mentioned. “The e-book will not be presently out there on the market in our retailer.”

Combs’ children with Porter, Christian, 26, and twin daughters Jessie and D’Lila, 17, slammed the e-book — self-published on Sept. 6 beneath a pseudonym by a self-described investigative journalist — as pretend after it turned an Amazon bestseller in September.

“Claims that our mother wrote a e-book are merely unfaithful. She didn’t. And anybody claiming to have a manuscript is mispresenting themselves,” their assertion mentioned.

Nonetheless, the $25 e-book shortly rose to the primary spot on Amazon’s Finest Sellers listing. The e-book’s creator was listed as Jamal T. Millwood — the title of an alias utilized by Tupac, in line with conspiracy theorists who declare he’s nonetheless alive.

The e-book’s impartial writer, Todd Christopher Guzze, claimed sources “very near Kim and Sean Combs” offered him with a “flash drive, paperwork and tapes” from Porter that he pieced collectively to create the memoir.

Gross sales of the memoir skyrocketed after information of Combs’ Sept. 16 arrest at a New York Metropolis lodge and the stunning particulars revealed within the indictment in opposition to him.

Combs was charged with racketeering conspiracy, intercourse trafficking and transportation to have interaction in prostitution.

He pleaded not responsible however was denied bail for the costs stemming from alleged intercourse abuse on the top of his profession within the Nineties and early 2000s.

With Submit wires.