A user recently posted a video on X, claiming Kim Kardashian was involved in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ infamous tapes and was under an FBI investigation. Diddy was arrested on Monday night in Manhattan and was later charged with sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution. The arrest was made after several lawsuits were filed against him accusing him of sexual abuse and violence including the first one from his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.
Kim Kardashian’s lawyer issued a cease and desist to a user on X, who accused her of being involved in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ legal troubles. Mike Coppola/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Mike Coppola / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP), REUTERS/Andrew Kelly/File Photo
The user who posted the video received an order to take down the post from the social media platform via Kim’s lawyer.
Kim Kardashian’s lawyer sends ‘Cease and desist’ order
A user of the social networking site, X, shared a post with images of a cease and desist order from the SKIMS owner’s lawyer, Christina Davis. The user received the order in the e-mail after they posted claiming Kim was under FBI investigation for being involved in Diddy’s infamous videos. The user accused the billionaire of blackmail and drugging men and possibly embroiled with the notorious tapes.
The post read, “Kim Kardashian’s lawyer hit me with a cease and desist after I posted a video where someone suggested she might be under FBI investigation for blackmail, drugging men, and possibly being involved in the infamous Diddy tapes.”
However, the user stated that such orders are “nothing’ and will continue to speak out on the matter. The caption added, “Their threats and intimidation are pointless—nothing can stop what’s about to unfold. Let me be clear: if I suddenly go silent, I am not suicidal.” The caption concluded with “I’ve now become a target of Balenciaga’s most powerful partner.”
The alleged order from Kim’s lawyer stated, “I’m an attorney for Kim Kardashian and write to demand that you immediately CEASE AND DESIST from publishing false and defamatory statements on the X account @ShadowofEzra about my client.” It further referred to the post shared by the user earlier due to which the order was being sent to then.
