In an upcoming documentary titled "TMZ Presents: The Downfall of Diddy," Aubrey O'Day, former member of Danity Kane and signed artist with Bad Boy Records, has made startling allegations against music mogul Diddy. O'Day asserts that Diddy's seemingly generous act of returning the publishing rights to his old artists came with strings attached, particularly the requirement to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).

According to sources close to Diddy, O'Day's claims are unfounded as not all artists signed NDAs, contrary to what she suggests. The insiders defend Diddy's decision to give back publishing rights to Bad Boy artists, highlighting it as an unprecedented move within the industry.

The controversy surrounding the publishing rights deal arose as O'Day reveals she sensed that signing an NDA would bind her from speaking about her experiences at Bad Boy, something she finds incredibly valuable now given the allegations against Diddy. O'Day acknowledges that she was the first and only person to publicly express concerns about the music mogul for years.

Moreover, O'Day discloses that the dollar amount attached to reclaiming her publishing rights was astonishingly low. However, she turned down Diddy's offer due to her financial success in various ventures, including the lucrative platform OnlyFans.

The documentary delves into the fallout following the raids on Diddy's homes and the subsequent federal investigation. It promises to shed light on the series of events leading to O'Day's claims and features her interview, providing fascinating insights into the situation.

"TMZ Presents: The Downfall of Diddy" will be available for streaming on Tubi, giving audiences a glimpse into the controversy surrounding Diddy and the allegations made by Cassie and others, which he has denied. O'Day's revelations and experiences add yet another layer to the complex narrative surrounding the music mogul.

As the documentary uncovers more details, audiences eagerly anticipate gaining a deeper understanding of the events that led up to this unprecedented dispute between Diddy and his former Bad Boy artists, including Aubrey O'Day.