A new book has been released that accuses Sean “Diddy” Combs of assaulting his long-time girlfriend.

The 60-page-book ‘Kim’s Lost Words‘, claims to be a mix of diaries kept by Diddy’s girlfriend Kim Porter who passed away in 2018 from pneumonia.

At the time, her death was a shock as she was a seemingly healthy 47-year-old.

She had suffered from flu-like symptoms only days before her death. However, some – including Donald Trump’s eldest son, doubt if this is accurate.

Combs and Porter had an on-and-off relationship from 1994 to 2007. They also share a son, Christian ‘King’ Combs, who is now 26 and twin girls, D’Lila and Jessie, now 17.

Porter rarely spoke out publicly about her relationship with the rapper. She found out he was having a baby with another woman, Sarah Chapman, at the time she was pregnant with the twins. She claimed they remained friends after the split.

Donald Trump Jr has claimed that he believes she was afraid of her ex and that she did not die from pneumonia. His ex-wife Vanessa Trump was good friends with Porter.

She said that after Porter died, Vanessa rang him to say that ‘something is up with that’.

‘[Porter] was really afraid of [Diddy] … this goes back years, and she was having these conversations with my ex… ‘

‘Not a lot of people die at 47 of pneumonia … and I’m not trying to fuel any kind of rumor but that’s a conversation I had with someone who knew her well,’

Law officials ruled that she died of pneumonia following a lung infection.

The book, which was leaked by Porter’s friends, describes the rappers love life from the 90s to 2018 when she passed. She claims he was intimate with both male and female partners, including rappers and well-known musicians.

The memoir notes Diddy’s alleged short fuse and claims that he made death threats to the late girlfriend.

She also notes making copies of sex tapes the rapper allegedly made with ‘young boys’ that he was managing at the time.

The last entry in the diary notes Porter falling ill and texting her friends ‘he got me’ before calling 911.

Copies are up for sale on Amazon but no evidence has been brought forward to prove the context is accurate.

Diddy has responded to the claims, speaking through his attorney Erica Wolf. “The Kim Porter ‘memoir’ is fake. It is also offensive – a shameless attempt to profit from tragedy.

“Unlike the fabrications in his sickening ‘memoir’, it is an established fact that Ms Porter died of natural causes. May she rest in peace.”