Allegedly Threatened To Kill Former VIBE Magazine Editor
Former VIBE Magazine Editor-In-Chief Danyel Smith just lately alleged Sean “Diddy” Combs threatened to kill her after a disagreement over a 1997 journal cowl.
The New York Times reviews that the Bad Boy CEO reportedly intimidated the journalist after a dispute over his December 1997/January 1998 double-issue covers.
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Diddy Allegedly Threatened The Editor of VIBE Magazine
Danyel acknowledged that they shot Combs for the quilt of the magazine, and some days after the picture shoot, he requested to see the picture they selected to make use of earlier than publication. However, Smith knowledgeable him that this was towards their firm’s coverage. She stated, “After I told him no, we heard that he planned to come to our office and force us to show him what we’d chosen — and to make us choose something else if he didn’t like what he saw.”
Danyel claimed they applied a security plan if the rapper pulled as much as the workplace. Diddy reportedly had a repute for getting rowdy. The 12 months prior, he was discovered responsible of legal mischief. Sean allegedly threatened a New York Post photographer with a weapon. Additionally, there have been rumors that he attacked a girl at his report label’s workplace.
Smith alleges Combs known as her once more, requesting to see the pictures. She reiterated that it was not VIBE’s coverage, and Diddy responded by threatening that he would see her “dead in the trunk of a car.” Danyel didn’t take the menace mendacity down. She contacted her legal professional, who then reached out to Sean. An apology fax reportedly arrived inside two hours.
Social Media Reacts To The Editor’s Revelation
Under The Shade Room’s Instagram report, The Roomies shared their ideas on Smith’s story.
@moody.muuva acknowledged, “how she remember something he said in 1997 cmon now yall just saying anything yall can think of in 2024.”
@isisdestiny1 responded to her remark, writing, “Are you serious. I think most sane people would remember someone threatening to murder them at work.”
@coopdajuice quipped, “This ‘Surviving Diddy’ documentary gone be longer than a CVS receipt.”
“I see Diddy was the real Suge Knight,” @that_.dre surmised.
“Y’all who keep focusing on ‘when’ things happend and not WHAT* are part of the problem,” @flawednfabulous acknowledged.
“When Fonz Worth Bentley start talking It’s going to be OVHO for Diddy,” @joannhoward317 wrote.
What Do You Think Roomies?
