Diddy reportedly sells off all his Revolt TV shares to anonymous buyer amidst home raids

One day after Homeland Security descended upon his residences in Los Angeles and Miami, Diddy has reportedly relinquished his Revolt TV shares.

A “formal introduction” will reportedly be made “in the coming weeks,” just three months after Diddy stepped down as Revolt chairman.

Revolt CEO Detavio Samuels and Chief Brand Officer Deon Graham will continue with the network under its new ownership, while there will be no changes within the staff and production employees.

Diddy stepped down from the company amid his numerous sexual assault lawsuits, namely, one that was issued and later settled with his ex-girlfriend, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura.

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Dukes also commented on 50 Cent getting involved with the Diddy headlines through social media.

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