P. Diddy is being sued by Random House publishers for not delivering an autobiographical book he allegedly was paid for.

Random House sues P. Diddy for unwritten autobiography

P. Diddy, also known as Puff Daddy, and Sean “Puffy” Combs is being sued as D. Fendant by Random House publishers for not delivering an autobiographical book, which the rap impresario and the “bad boy for life” has been already paid for in a distant 1998.

Random House is suing P. Diddy / D. Fendant to get back the $300,000 advance it says it paid the rapper-mogul for his autobiography. "Random House has seldom resorted to a legal course of action with its prospective authors who don't write the books we have contracted for, but Mr. Sean Combs has left us no choice," company’s spokesman Tom Perry said in a statement.  Sea “P Diddy” Combs received an advance payment promising to deliver his autobiography to Random House in 1999. Publishers filed the $300 000 lawsuit against P Diddy and Bad Boy Books Inc. in the New York Supreme Court on Monday. "He [P Diddy] signed an agreement with our Ballantine imprint in 1998 to write his autobiography, which he agreed to complete and deliver to us in 1999," Perry said. "We now have waited for over five years and have received neither the manuscript nor the return of the money we advanced Mr. Combs, the latter of which we have been seeking since 2001. We hope the court will help Mr. Combs do what is right," he added.