What Really Happened to Diddy’s Dead Girlfriend Kim Porter Amid Crazy Conspiracy Theories

As Sean “Diddy” Combs’ life comes under renewed scrutiny following his indictment on sex trafficking and prostitution charges, wild theories about the death of his longtime girlfriend, Kim Porter, have begun to emerge.

Porter’s death caused shock when the seemingly healthy 47-year-old died of pneumonia on Nov. 15, 2018, after suffering flu-like symptoms in the days preceding it. Some have questioned that ruling, including Donald Trump’s eldest son.

The model and actress was in a relationship with Combs, 54, from around 1994 until their split in 2007. Together they had a son, Christian “King” Combs, now 26, and twin daughters D’Lila and Jessie, now 17.

Porter has rarely spoken about her relationship with Combs, who she learned was expecting a child with a woman named Sarah Chapman at the same time she was giving birth to twins. She has maintained that she remains friends with the music mogul after their split.

But wild theories about Porter’s time with Combs began to intensify in April following the allegations by Donald Trump Jr. and came to a head with the release of a book days before Combs’ arrest that contained what Porter’s friends say are her incriminating diary entries.

Don Jr., the GOP standard-bearer’s eldest son, appeared on the AKADEMIKS podcast in April and claimed Porter was afraid of Diddy. He said he didn’t believe she died of pneumonia.

He got his views on the matter from ex-wife Vanessa Trump, who he said was a good friend of Porter.

He said that when Porter died, Vanessa called and told him “something wasn’t right.”

‘(Porter) was really scared of (Diddy)…it happened years ago and she talked to my ex about it…

“Not many people die at 47 from pneumonia … I don’t want to fuel any rumors, but I talked to someone who knew her well about it,” Trump Jr. said.

DailyMail.com has not confirmed any of Trump Jr.’s claims, and Los Angeles officials have ruled that Porter died of pneumonia brought on by a lung infection.

The short memoir, released on September 6, goes a step further in the accusations against Diddy.

In the 60-page book Kim’s Lost Words, published just days before Combs’ arrest, Combs first hit Porter when she refused to use a strap-on on him.

The book also described him as a “terrifying monster” as he allegedly threatened her with a gun in her own apartment.

Much of the accusations in the book centered around her and Diddy’s sex life, with the authors claiming the two had an open relationship.

The book says he filmed himself having sex with “young boys” he managed, and underage girls came to the sex parties he organized.

In the final entry of her memoir, Porter falls gravely ill, sends a dramatic text to her friends: “he got me,” and then calls 911.

The book’s publisher, Los Angeles-based producer Chris Todd, claims Porter gave a USB drive with the songs on it to close friends, who obtained it and lightly modified it into a book under the pseudonym Jamal T Millwood.

Todd did not produce any documentary evidence to prove the document’s authenticity, but did post copies for sale on Amazon.

Porter’s death came into renewed focus when prosecutors in the Southern District of New York charged Combs with orchestrating elaborate, often days-long sexual performances known as “freak-offs,” during which he forced his victims to have sex with male prostitutes.

Combs, who was denied bail, denies the allegations. His lawyers say the “quirks” were voluntary.

Prosecutors also allege that the rapper used violence against his victims to force them to obey, including kicking, hitting and pulling their hair.

After CNN released footage in May of Combs kicking and dragging his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, through the hallways of a Los Angeles hotel, he admitted to his actions and apologized.

“I’ve hit rock bottom, but I’m not looking for excuses,” he said of the sensational video.

Aside from Porter’s alleged diary entries, there is no concrete evidence that the rapper ever used violence against him.

In an interview with Rolling Stone in June, her father, Jake Porter, 78, said he never saw Combs abuse his late daughter.

But when he saw the video of him beating Cassie, he said, “It made me wonder.”

“You could say I was disgusted by the video and I wouldn’t treat my enemy that way,” Jake Porter added. “It was disgusting.”

Porter was photographed with Combs and their children several months before her death.

The couple spent Mother’s Day together in 2018 and continued to co-parent their three children.

“We are committed to our children, even if we cannot commit ourselves to each other,” Porter once said.

Porter hasn’t shared many details about why her relationship with Combs ultimately ended, though Combs told Essence magazine in 2006 that he wasn’t ready to marry her.

“In ending this relationship, I made a decision that was in the best interest of myself, Sean and our family. I look forward to moving on with my life and my career and wish him all the best, health and happiness in life and love. We will remain friends and devoted parents to our children,” Porter said in a statement after the couple said their final goodbyes.