Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ e-commerce brand dropped by multiple companies over sexual abuse allegations

Several companies have reportedly cut ties with Sean “Diddy” Combs following the series of sexual abuse allegations brought against the music mogul.

As per a report by Rolling Stone, eighteen companies have ended their partnership with Combs’ e-commerce platform Empower Global. The company was founded in 2021 by Combs, which aims to black-owned businesses with a digital marketplace that creates “opportunities for Black entrepreneurs to build and scale successful businesses,” according to its official website.

One company that’s parted ways with Empower Global is lifestyle and fashion brand House of Takura, which confirmed the termination of its partnership to USA Today. Another companies which confirmed parting their collaboration includes Nuudii System, which deals in undergarments and shapewear.

Additionally, the reports added that Tsuri, Fulaba, Rebecca Allen, Baby Donna have also left Combs’ website.

For the unversed, last month, Combs faced allegations of physical abuse, sex trafficking, and rape from his ex-girlfriend Cassie. However, the case was settled just one day after she filed the lawsuit. Later, two more women came forward accusing the influential hip-hop producer of sexual abuse.