Troubled Bad Boy founder Didi was among the investors who helped transform Twitter into X after Elon Musk bought it for $44 billion in 2022, according to a newly public list of the platform’s shareholders, published for the first time by The Washington Post.
The documents, made public today (August 22), list around 100 entities as co-owners, with Diddy listed under the name “Sean Combs Capital LLC” alongside such notable figures as Bill Ackman, Saudi Arabian Prince Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud, and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey.
It is unclear how much Didi has invested, and the names of the company’s current shareholders have not been made public.
The full story came to light after U.S. District Judge Susan Illston initially granted a motion filed by independent technology journalist Jacob Silverman.
Silverman said he was seeking transparency in the public interest. Former Twitter employees have argued in court that the company violated arbitration agreements by not paying certain fees after Musk took over, forcing them to apply for a private listing.