Sean &lsquo;Diddy&rsquo; Combs would have surely hoped for no one to watch The Fall of Diddy, a documentary that is now blowing up because of the scandalous claims by people around him during his peak.
From ex-assistant to now a makeup stylist, the disgraced music mogul has been accused of assault, rape and harassment, among other things.&nbsp;
<h2>Makeup stylist Morales claims Diddy was physically abusive with ex Cassie Ventura</h2>
A celebrity makeup stylist Mylah Morales has recently come forward with shocking details about a violent altercation between Diddy and his former girlfriend Cassie Ventura, a popular singer. Morales, according to her claims, was a witness to the infamous incident (in which Diddy is said to have physically assaulted Cassie). She shared that she saw the abuse happen.&nbsp;
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Morales, in the documentary, The Fall of Diddy, explained that while staying at The Beverly Hills with Cassie, the couple had a violent disagreement. According to Morales, Combs barged into the hotel room in search of Ventura, leading to a heated argument between the two.
After the argument, Morales saw Cassie emerge with visible injuries. Morales said, "She had knots on her head, a bruised eye, and a busted lip.&rdquo;
The makeup stylist then called a friend who was a doctor to provide medical treatment. At the time, Cassie refused to report the abuse or go to the hospital.
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"We were scared off Puff. We were always scared of him," Morales confessed. "If we called the police, what would happen? He's a very powerful person in the business, and he can do things that will make you go away." She added, "Many people are afraid of him till this day."
<h2>The Fall of Diddy is a docuseries</h2>
The Fall of Diddy is a four-part docuseries focused on the legal and personal turmoil surrounding Sean Diddy Combs.
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In response to the allegations shared in the docuseries, Diddy Combs&rsquo; representatives issued a statement to USA Today. "Mr. Combs has full confidence in the facts and the integrity of the judicial process. In court the truth will prevail: that the accusations against Mr. Combs are pure fiction."
Combs has consistently denied all allegations of abuse and misconduct.

Entertainment Hollywood Sean 'Diddy" Combs is facing multiple charges of rape, sexual abuse, harassment, prostitution and racketeering, but it all started with ex-Cassie Ventura.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs would have surely hoped for no one to watch The Fall of Diddy, a documentary that is now blowing up because of the scandalous claims by people around him during his peak. From ex-assistant to now a makeup stylist, the disgraced music mogul has been accused of assault, rape and harassment, among other things. Makeup stylist Morales claims Diddy was physically abusive with ex Cassie Ventura A celebrity makeup stylist Mylah Morales has recently come forward with shocking details about a violent altercation between Diddy and his former girlfriend Cassie Ventura, a popular singer. Morales, according to her claims, was a witness to the infamous incident (in which Diddy is said to have physically assaulted Cassie). She shared that she saw the abuse happen. Also read: Sean Diddy's ex assistant reveals there were twisted “loyalty tests” including having sex with a random woman Morales, in the documentary, The Fall of Diddy, explained that while staying at The Beverly Hills with Cassie, the couple had a violent disagreement. According to Morales, Combs barged into the hotel room in search of Ventura, leading to a heated argument between the two. After the argument, Morales saw Cassie emerge with visible injuries. Morales said, "She had knots on her head, a bruised eye, and a busted lip.” The makeup stylist then called a friend who was a doctor to provide medical treatment. At the time, Cassie refused to report the abuse or go to the hospital. Also read: Sean Diddy's ex-employee claims he set up rooms for 'wild sex nights' and was forced to clean up later "We were scared off Puff. We were always scared of him," Morales confessed. "If we called the police, what would happen? He's a very powerful person in the business, and he can do things that will make you go away." She added, "Many people are afraid of him till this day." The Fall of Diddy is a docuseries The Fall of Diddy is a four-part docuseries focused on the legal and personal turmoil surrounding Sean Diddy Combs. Also read: Sean 'Diddy' never stopped being abusive, continued intimidating those around him In response to the allegations shared in the docuseries, Diddy Combs’ representatives issued a statement to USA Today. "Mr. Combs has full confidence in the facts and the integrity of the judicial process. In court the truth will prevail: that the accusations against Mr. Combs are pure fiction." Combs has consistently denied all allegations of abuse and misconduct.

Diddy gave ex Cassie Ventura 'bruised eye, knots on head', claims makeup stylist

R&amp;B singer and dancer Casandra Ventura, widely known as Cassie, has accused rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs of rape and abuse in a lawsuit obtained by the BBC. The lawsuit details a decade-long cycle of violence and abuse, claiming that Combs, also known as Puff Daddy, subjected Cassie to physical and emotional harm.

According to the legal documents, Cassie alleges that the abuse began in 2005 when she was 19, and Combs was 37. The complaint outlines instances of violence, asserting that Combs signed her to his record label, Bad Boy, and allegedly fueled her addictions by providing drugs and alcohol.

In a statement released on Thursday, Cassie broke her silence, stating, "After years in silence and darkness, I am finally ready to tell my story." She expressed her intention to speak out not only for herself but also for other women facing violence and abuse in relationships.

Combs denies the allegations, with his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, calling the claims "offensive and outrageous." Brafman asserts that Cassie attempted to extort $30 million from Combs under the threat of writing a damaging book about their relationship. He characterised the lawsuit as a bid to tarnish Combs' reputation for financial gain.

Cassie's lawyer, Doug Wigdor, countered these claims while speaking to BBC News, stating that she rejected a substantial payment from Combs to remain silent. The legal dispute is poised to unfold in the coming weeks, with both parties expected to present their evidence.

The lawsuit also includes an explosive accusation involving rapper Kid Cudi. Cassie alleges that Combs, out of jealousy, planned to "blow up" Kid Cudi's car during Paris Fashion Week in 2012. A spokeswoman for Kid Cudi confirmed the account, adding another layer of complexity to the situation.

R&B singer and dancer Casandra Ventura, widely known as Cassie, has accused rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs of rape and abuse in a lawsuit obtained by the BBC. The lawsuit details a decade-long cycle of violence and abuse, claiming that Combs, also known as Puff Daddy, subjected Cassie to physical and emotional harm.

R&B singer and dancer Casandra Ventura, widely known as Cassie, has accused rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs of rape and abuse in a lawsuit obtained by the BBC. The lawsuit details a decade-long cycle of violence and abuse, claiming that Combs, also known as Puff Daddy, subjected Cassie to physical and emotional harm. According to the legal documents, Cassie alleges that the abuse began in 2005 when she was 19, and Combs was 37. The complaint outlines instances of violence, asserting that Combs signed her to his record label, Bad Boy, and allegedly fueled her addictions by providing drugs and alcohol. In a statement released on Thursday, Cassie broke her silence, stating, "After years in silence and darkness, I am finally ready to tell my story." She expressed her intention to speak out not only for herself but also for other women facing violence and abuse in relationships. Combs denies the allegations, with his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, calling the claims "offensive and outrageous." Brafman asserts that Cassie attempted to extort $30 million from Combs under the threat of writing a damaging book about their relationship. He characterised the lawsuit as a bid to tarnish Combs' reputation for financial gain. Cassie's lawyer, Doug Wigdor, countered these claims while speaking to BBC News, stating that she rejected a substantial payment from Combs to remain silent. The legal dispute is poised to unfold in the coming weeks, with both parties expected to present their evidence. The lawsuit also includes an explosive accusation involving rapper Kid Cudi. Cassie alleges that Combs, out of jealousy, planned to "blow up" Kid Cudi's car during Paris Fashion Week in 2012. A spokeswoman for Kid Cudi confirmed the account, adding another layer of complexity to the situation.

Singer Cassie accuses Sean Combs of decade-long abuse, rape in explosive lawsuit

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Diddy gave ex Cassie Ventura 'bruised eye, knots on head', claims makeup stylist

Singer Cassie accuses Sean Combs of decade-long abuse, rape in explosive lawsuit