As conversations round Sean Combs: The Reckoning proceed to develop, Gene Deal is stepping ahead to clarify his facet of a dispute that resurfaced after Misa Hylton publicly addressed the remedy she and her son, Justin Combs, have confronted. Her message circulated shortly after Netflix dropped the documentary, which revisits long-standing allegations involving Diddy and options interviews from a number of individuals as soon as near him.

Hylton’s post, which later disappeared from her web page, captured how deeply the state of affairs has affected her household. “Anyone who knows me knows I’m a private person, and it pains me that I even have to post this,” she wrote, as documented by The Shade Room. She added that “the harassment my son and I have been dealing with because of things implied by Gene Deal and stated in a recent Netflix documentary has been heartbreaking,” noting that “the public is being misled about me and my child, we’ve been dragged into something we never asked for… a cruel game built on rumors and agendas.”

Deal addressed her phrases throughout an interview on The Art of Dialogue, responding on to the concept he fueled harassment tied to hypothesis round Justin’s paternity. “I saw that today. Somebody sent me that sh*t today, man,” he stated when requested about her submit. He denied ever concentrating on Hylton in any means. “And my whole thing about it is, Misa, how am I harassing you? I’ve never harassed you. I’ve always been a protector of you so far, until now.” He additionally claimed it wasn’t his accountability to confirm or deny rumors involving Anthony “Wolf” Jones. “Misa is mad at me and upset with me because I didn’t clarify that. It wasn’t for me to clarify. Misa, I ain’t harassed you not one time.”

The Reckoning, directed by Alex Stapleton and executive-produced by 50 Cent, contains commentary from Mark Curry, Al B. Sure!, and Aubrey O’Day. Shortly after its launch, Diddy’s crew issued a agency response, calling the challenge a “hit piece.” “Netflix’s so-called ‘documentary’ is a shameful hit piece,” they stated, arguing that Netflix used “stolen footage” meant for Diddy’s personal unreleased tasks.