Ex-Bodyguard Says Diddy Didn't Know Cassie Had Extra Copy Of Incriminating Abuse Footage
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The surveillance video released last week shows Sean "Diddy" Combs assaulting his then-girlfriend Casandra "Cassie" Ventura in a hotel in 2016.
Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly didn’t know his ex-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura had access to the surveillance footage of him physically assaulting her in 2016, the music mogul’s former head of security Roger Bonds said Monday on “Piers Morgan Uncensored.”
The disturbing footage released Friday by CNN corroborated Ventura’s lawsuit from late 2023, in which the singer claimed Combs chased her down a hallway of the now-closed InterContinental Hotel Century City and beat her before paying $50,000 for the tape.
“He knew those cameras was there, you know?” Bonds told Morgan. “But of course, as we heard, he came back to the hotel, and he paid to get the footage — but didn’t know, which Cassie said inside her complaint, that they gave her a copy of the footage also.”
Ventura alleged in her 35-page complaint that Combs forced her to engage in sexual acts with male sex workers as he watched and recorded, raped her, regularly beat her and pushed her into drug addiction. A litany of similar accusations from other women ensued.
Bonds claimed Combs was violent toward women at least “four or five times” during his tenure and told Morgan the “king manipulator” frequently got into “wrestling and punching matches” with women. He added: “I’ve seen him with … Kim [Porter], his kids’ mother.”
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