AL B. Sure’s Explosive Testimony Against Diddy: “Kim Porter Was Screaming”

AL B. Sure is back — and he’s not holding anything back. The legendary R&B singer has confirmed that he’s willing to testify in court against Sean “Diddy” Combs, and the details he’s dropping have left fans and insiders stunned.

In a recent interview, Al clarified, “I haven’t volunteered yet. I was actually subpoenaed. My attorneys worked something out. But when the time is right, I’ll speak.” And when asked if he’s truly willing to testify, he said firmly, “Oh, absolutely.”

And that’s not even the half of it.

Al has been consistent for years — he’s never changed his story. Long before Kim Porter’s tragic death in 2018, Al was raising red flags. “Many years ago,” he said, “I posted some things trying to save my life. Kim, my ex — the wonderful, late Kim Porter — warned me to watch my back. I didn’t understand why… because of Diddy.”

Al B. Sure is now among those expected to take the stand in Diddy’s upcoming trial — and if he repeats the disturbing claims he’s made over the years, it could seriously damage Diddy’s already crumbling public image.

Al and Kim Porter had a deep history. Before Kim became involved with Diddy, she was in a relationship with Al, and they had a son together, Quincy. Al has even said Kim inspired his classic hit “Forever My Lady.” And though their romantic relationship ended, Al said they remained close — and he’s the loudest voice questioning the official story behind her death.

When asked if he believed Kim died of pneumonia, Al responded bluntly:
“Absolutely not.”

Why? Because according to Al, she was in perfect health.

“She had just been with me and our son,” he said. “We were celebrating Quincy’s new Netflix Christmas special. Sean was there too. We were all laughing and having fun. Kim looked amazing, happy. She wasn’t sick.”

He even described a moment at the Netflix event when Kim jokingly told him to stop playfully teasing Diddy. “It was festive. A beautiful night.”

But just days later, Kim Porter was dead — and Al B. Sure has been screaming foul play ever since.

Back when rumors swirled about Kim’s alleged tell-all diary revealing Diddy’s darkest secrets, Al B. Sure responded with a firestorm of his own on Instagram. He wrote:
“From 2009 to 2018, y’all said I lost my mind… when I repeated what Kim told me, out of desperation — to watch my back. Bad things were coming. You all told me to get medical help. Now look.”

In 2024, Al even implied that Diddy had something to do with his own 2022 coma, saying, “You’ll need to call Homeland Security” when the truth comes out. He’s currently working on a bombshell documentary and memoir called Do You Believe Me Now, promising it will “shock the world.”

And what about the details of Kim’s death? There are still so many unanswered questions.

Allegedly, there was blood found on Kim’s pillowcases and a small trail leading from the bedroom to the bathroom — where she was actually found, not in bed as initially reported. That means her body may have been moved. Reports also claim her last call was to 911 at 2:43 AM — but she wasn’t found until 11:00 AM the next morning.

To this day, the original coroner is said to have raised concerns over the amount of toxins found in her system. And rumors persist that Kim’s family has considered filing a wrongful death lawsuit against Diddy, reportedly backed by physical evidence.

Al insists he’s not making any of this up — and that he’s risked everything to speak the truth. He says there was even a bounty on his head, and that he faced years of ridicule and gaslighting from law enforcement when he first tried to expose what he knew.

Do you believe Sean “Diddy” Combs or those who say he’s built an empire on intimidation, secrets — and silence?

One thing’s clear: AL B. Sure isn’t staying silent anymore.