R&B singer Al B. Sure made his rounds in recent months promoting his upcoming memoir “Do You Believe Me Now?” In the book the former Uptown MCA artist makes salacious claims against Sean “Diddy” Combs, including an accusation that Combs was behind Sure’s health battles – which caused him to fall into a coma for three months.
According to Sure’s attorney, publisher Simon & Schuster has put the book’s release on ice.
Robert J. Hantman, told Page Six there have been “creative differences” over Diddy between Sure and the publisher.
“Simon & Schuster wanted him to include more stuff about P. Diddy, but he didn’t really want to go there,” Hantman said. “He hopes to work it out with them.”
The book is suddenly unavailable for pre-order on Amazon, which, along with Audible, posted a new release date of Dec. 31, 2050. The page for the audio edition of the book has also been removed from Amazon entirely.