Court Hears Cassie Describes Diddy’s Security Guard Crying Over Her Injuries
In a shocking testimony, singer Cassie Ventura has described to a court how her former partner, Sean "Diddy" Combs, allegedly physically abused her on multiple occasions. According to reports from the BBC, Ventura told the court about a particularly disturbing incident in Las Vegas, where Combs allegedly beat her in a adjoining room during a party.
As reported by the BBC, Ventura testified that Combs pulled her away from the party and took her to a separate room, where he began punching her in the face. She claimed she tried to run to the bathroom and hide under the toilet, but Combs continued to kick her, leaving her with severe injuries, including knots on her head, bruises, and a busted lip. The BBC reports that Ventura’s testimony is continuing, with other accounts of physical abuse being shared with the court.
In a striking revelation, Ventura told the court that when Combs’ security guard entered the room, he began to cry upon seeing her injuries. His manager, who was also present, allegedly teared up. However, Ventura alleges that despite their emotional response, both men participated in covering up Combs’ actions. According to the BBC, the security guard reportedly made Ventura ice her face to reduce the bruising.
Ventura also revealed to the court that she often carried a gel with her to combat bruising. In one instance, she stayed at Combs’ house with her friends and his son for a week, during which time Combs allegedly instructed her to cover up her injuries with makeup so his son wouldn’t see them. This testimony paints a disturbing picture of a culture of secrecy and cover-up surrounding Combs’ alleged abusive behavior.
The BBC reports that Ventura’s testimony is ongoing, with further details of Combs’ alleged abuse expected to be shared with the court. The case has sparked widespread attention, with many calling for accountability and justice for victims of domestic abuse.
As the trial continues, the court will hear more about the allegations against Combs. The BBC will provide live updates and in-depth coverage of the case as more information becomes available. According to the BBC’s live coverage of the trial, Ventura’s testimony is expected to continue in the coming days.
The allegations against Combs are a stark reminder of the prevalence of domestic abuse and the need for victims to feel empowered to come forward and seek justice. The case highlights the importance of holding perpetrators accountable for their actions and creating a culture of support and understanding for those affected by abuse. The BBC will continue to provide updates on this developing story as more information becomes available.
Source: BBC News Live
