Guns and Glamour: A Former Publicist's Perspective on Diddy

Sean 'Diddy' Combs, hip-hop royalty, was once the life of the party. But behind the glitz, there were guns and concerns about power and security. His former publicist, Rob Shuter, shed light on this. Shuter worked with Diddy from 2002 to 2004 and saw a different side of the mogul. According to Shuter, Diddy's rise to fame in the '90s with Bad Boy Records was just the start. Diddy became the "ringmaster" of New York's party scene, but he was always worried about security.Shuter revealed that Diddy had guns around his house and guards with ankle straps. This was strange, considering Diddy's public image. But maybe it's not that surprising. The music industry can be tough. Even Suge Knight, serving time for manslaughter, shared his thoughts. Knight believes Diddy's past in the industry might have led to his alleged behavior. Diddy's trial is set for May 2025.