As per the lawsuit, “Ms. Cassie Ventura made multiple attempts to break free from Mr. Diddy Combs’s tight grip on her life, mistreating her both physically and sexually over the years.” Every time she fled, Mr. Combs’s extensive network of businesses and related organizations pursued her, and employees of his businesses begged her to come back to him. Numerous individuals even expressed directly that she would not succeed in the entertainment industry if she did not go back to Mr. Combs.”
Cassie Ventura files a case against Diddy for raping her in the past.
Several celebrities have taken to social media to express their support for You & Me singer Diddy, despite the fact that Diddy’s legal team has denied the accusations and attempted to change the story. Celebrities like 50 Cent, Aubrey O’Day, Yung Joc, and others are harshly criticizing Revolt’s CEO.
Sean Love Combs is an American rapper, singer, record producer, record executive, and actor who goes by several aliases, including Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, and Diddy. 1969 saw the birth of Sean John Combs. In 1993, Combs launched Bad Boy Records, his own record label, following his tenure as a talent director at Uptown Records. Combs produced and developed musicians such as the Notorious B.I.G., Usher, and Mary J. Blige.
An old Yung Joc video has surfaced.
In response to Cassie’s lawsuit, a vintage video of Yung Joc has surfaced online. Cassie claims that Sean “Diddy” Combs sexually assaulted and mistreated her. Yung claims in the video that he was there and witnessed everything Cassie allegedly did as a result of the rapper’s influence, including shaving her head. “I was looking at Puff when he shot up.”My spouse is seated next to me, and Cassie is seated over here as well. Cassie leaped off the bar and came over to him with an exclamation, “Yo, yo, Cassie!” “You should shave the side of your head tomorrow.”
He went on to say that he was shocked by Cassie’s response and did not think she would take this seriously. According to reports, the “Love & Hip Hop” star asked Cassie, “So, I was like, ‘You not going to do that, are you?'” “I will follow Sean’s wishes, you know,” she said.
Other stars criticize Diddy and support Cassie.
In a self-portrait he uploaded to the internet without any explanation, the rapper and singer from Disco Inferno wrote, “Damn brother love, brother love, brother love, you out here looking good.” In case you missed it, Diddy added the word “love” to his name in 2021. It is common knowledge that he detests Diddy greatly. His remarks regarding the startling lawsuit did not come as a surprise to Combs’s admirers, considering his lengthy and severe criticism of the musician.
American rapper and singer Aubrey O’Day has shown Cassie the utmost support. In an exclusive interview with Page Six, Aubrey said, “I am in total support of her.” In addition to this, she clarified her position on social media.
Aubrey had previously stated that she was grateful that Diddy did not train her. “It is true that I feel conflicted about it all because I do not think I could have succeeded as much in so many other areas if I had not trained under Diddy,” she told host Alex Cooper. Working for someone as difficult as they could be was agony. And not just the work part, but also the other stuff—mind games.”
