Roger Bonds: Diddy Told Us to Punch Gene Deal & Mark Curry in the Face if We Saw Them (Part 19)
June 23, 2025
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Roger Bonds revealed some intriguing behind-the-scenes tensions involving Sean "Diddy" Combs, Gene Deal, and Mark Curry. Bonds, a former security team member for Diddy, disclosed that Diddy allegedly instructed his team to physically confront Deal and Curry if they encountered them. According to Bonds, these orders stemmed from Deal and Curry publicly criticizing and spreading rumors about Diddy during the late 2000s. Bonds explained that while Diddy wasn't frequently in Harlem, there was no genuine animosity towards Deal. However, the team felt compelled to act tough around Diddy to maintain their employment. He described Deal's allegations, which included accusations of Diddy’s personal misconduct and claimed disputes with Kim Porter, as well as allegations regarding Diddy’s sexuality. Mark Curry, with his controversial book, was also on Diddy's radar, though Bonds noted Curry’s motivations seemed rooted in family responsibilities.
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