Roger Bonds on Cassie Mentioning Him in Lawsuit & Why He Turned Against Diddy (Part 22)
June 24, 2024
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Roger Bonds opened up about Cassie’s allegations against Diddy and why he ultimately decided to support her claims. According to Cassie, during a final meeting at a Santa Monica restaurant before their split, Diddy allegedly assaulted her at her apartment. Bonds, who was mentioned in Cassie's lawsuit, revealed he had no prior knowledge of the incident. Bonds explained a critical conversation with Diddy just before Cassie filed her lawsuit. Diddy sought Bonds' help, but Bonds felt uneasy and decided to read the lawsuit himself. Shocked by the numerous allegations against Diddy and recognizing their authenticity, Bonds felt compelled to take a stand against his former associate. Bonds highlighted the damaging pattern of behavior and his disappointment in the way Diddy's team attempted to control the narrative. By coming forward, Bonds aimed to ensure accountability, underscoring the importance of confronting such severe accusations head-on.
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