The controversial celebrity management firm Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group, previously linked to Britney Spears’ conservatorship battle, has found itself entangled in the ongoing legal issues surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs. Tri Star’s founder and CEO, Lou M. Taylor, who Spears accused of being a key figure in her conservatorship’s implementation in 2008, also previously managed Combs.
The company’s services director, Robin Greenhill, who Spears mentioned in her 2023 memoir, has resurfaced in relation to a $30 million lawsuit filed against Combs by producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones. Jones accused Greenhill of facilitating financial transactions related to Combs’ alleged misconduct involving sex workers.
This connection between Tri Star and Combs comes amid a series of legal challenges for the music mogul, who is currently facing sex trafficking and abuse charges. Combs was arrested in 2023 after multiple allegations, including a lawsuit by his ex, Cassie Ventura. Federal agents have seized evidence from his homes, including videos, drugs, and over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant.
Although Tri Star was not directly named in Combs’ recent indictment, its previous associations with both Spears and Combs have drawn renewed attention. Spears’ legal team had previously investigated Tri Star’s financial dealings during her conservatorship, while the firm and its executives continue to deny any wrongdoing in either case.
The last thing Britney Spears needs right now is another scandal…though some might say she doesn’t really understand what’s going on anyway…
