(Vide) Kim Porter’s EX Husband EXPOSES Kim Porter Was LYING About Diddy?!

The latest revelations surrounding Diddy are causing quite the stir, particularly with the unexpected return of Raven Waldon, Kim Porter’s niece, who previously fled to Vietnam citing safety concerns.

Now back in the spotlight, Raven has reportedly been in talks with federal authorities, sharing potentially incriminating information about Diddy-information she’s privy to not only as family but also from her time as a babysitter to Diddy’s twins after Kim’s death.

The backdrop to this drama includes persistent calls from Kim Porter’s family to reopen the investigation into her untimely death, suspecting foul play rather than natural causes.

This suspicion has led them to explore legal avenues, including a potential wrongful death lawsuit against Diddy, further fueled by allegations that he has deliberately kept the twins isolated from their maternal family in Georgia. Amidst these serious family and legal entanglements, Raven Waldon re-emerges as a significant figure.

Initially, she anonymously filed a lawsuit against Diddy for wrongful termination, under the pseudonym Jane Doe, before being compelled to reveal her identity.

Diddy’s camp swiftly countered, denying her claims of familial ties and defending his actions as both lawful and benevolent, asserting that Raven misrepresented her relationship to the family.

Raven’s lawsuit details paint a picture of her integral role in the children’s lives post-Kim’s death, living in Diddy’s mansion-a property that was notably raided by Homeland Security agents amid ongoing investigations.

The situation reportedly deteriorated after Raven disclosed her pregnancy, leading to her dismissal. She claims Diddy expressed that having a pregnant, unmarried caretaker was a poor influence on his daughters, a stance that smacks of hypocrisy given his own personal history.

The controversy extends to the nature of Raven’s dismissal. Diddy’s representatives argue that her employment was always meant to be temporary, as the twins were aging and spending more time at school.

They attribute her termination to performance issues rather than her pregnancy.

However, Raven insists that her pregnancy was the sole reason for her firing, and her lawsuit reflects deeper issues of discrimination and retaliation./.

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