Stephen A. Smith is blasting Diddy for deleting his apology video to Cassie. On his own podcast, Stephen A. said the video was the one thing he should have kept.
“If you had a million photos, if you had a million videos, and you decided to delete 999,999, that’s the one you should’ve kept up, if you’re sincere,” he said. “And I know, that you’ve been taking a lot of hits, and there’s been shrapnels of criticism all over the place aimed in your direction.
“Although one could argue, the ex that you hit had to deal with a hell of a lot more than you had to deal with in terms of the criticism.”
Stephen A. Smith goes off on Diddy for erasing his entire Instagram feed, including the Cassie apology video.
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Amid ongoing lawsuits and accusations, Sean “Diddy” Combs has deleted all posts from his Instagram, including his apology to Cassie Ventura. This purge occurred during the week of June 16 without any prior statement or explanation. However, Diddy’s posts on X/Twitter, including his December 2023 declaration that “Enough is enough,” remain untouched. The Instagram wipe happened shortly after Diddy was accused of assaulting Cassie over her alleged relationship with Kid Cudi.
In a VladTV interview, Diddy’s former bodyguard, Roger Bonds, recounted an incident where Diddy found messages between Cassie and Cudi, leading to a confrontation. When Cudi wasn’t home, Diddy allegedly assaulted an employee, Capricorn, whom he believed knew about the relationship. “He put hands on Capricorn because of that situation. Capricorn ended up leaving and suing him for it. He paid Capricorn $450,000 to keep her mouth shut,” Bonds explained.
In May, CNN released 2016 footage of Diddy assaulting Cassie at a hotel. Despite Diddy’s prior denials, the video showed him slamming Cassie to the ground and throwing household items at her. Following the video’s release, Diddy apologized: “I take full responsibility for my actions in that video. I was disgusted then when I did it. I’m disgusted now. I went and I sought out professional help. I got into going to therapy, going to rehab. I had to ask God for his mercy and grace.”
Anyway, that “apology” has gone off to Instagram oblivion, and it looks like the storm can’t stop and most certainly won’t stop.
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