Cassie Finds Peace After Turbulent Relationship with Diddy: A Look into Her Current Life (Exclusive)

Cassie Finds Peace After Turbulent Relationship with Diddy: A Look into Her Current Life (Exclusive)

An exclusive insider revealed to Us Weekly that Cassie is on the path to finding peace and closure from her past with Sean 'Diddy' Combs, feeling a newfound sense of safety and contentment in her life today.

Cassie is feeling like she is getting closer to finally putting an end to her troubled relationship with Sean "Diddy" Combs after a video of him assaulting her was leaked, a source exclusively tells We.

According to the insider, Cassie had a feeling that the video would eventually become public and was mentally prepared for it. However, actually seeing the footage and reliving the painful experience has been extremely distressing for her. The insider reveals that it has brought back a lot of painful memories for Cassie and is a reminder of a very dark period in her life.

On Friday, May 17, CNN released a video from 2016 showing Diddy, who is now 54 years old, assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie, who is now 37. The incident took place at the InterContinental Hotel in Century City, Los Angeles, where Diddy was seen knocking her to the ground, kicking her, and dragging her down the hallway.

A source shared that Cassie is relieved that the public can now see what she went through while dating Diddy. The source also mentioned that the messages of support Cassie has received have been incredibly meaningful to her.

After the video was released, Diddy publicly apologized for his "inexcusable" behavior in a social media post on Sunday, May 19.

Meredith Firetog, a partner at Wigdor LLP and member of Cassie's legal team, criticized Combs for making his video statement more about himself than the people he has hurt. She mentioned that when Cassie and other women came forward, he denied everything and claimed his victims were after money. Firetog added that his apology only came after his lies were exposed, showing his desperation, and that his insincere words have not convinced anyone.

Cassie Finally Feels Safe After Traumatic Diddy Relationship

Cassie Finally Feels Safe After Traumatic Diddy Relationship

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Cassie, on Thursday, May 23, finally spoke out to express her gratitude towards her family, friends, and fans. She thanked them for the overwhelming love and support that has helped her feel safe and at peace.

According to an insider, Cassie, who was in an on-and-off relationship with Diddy from 2007 to 2018, has been receiving therapy and seeking help for many years due to her past experiences with him.

"She has been on a healing journey and understands that this is something she will need to address and work on continuously," said the source. Diddy's actions caused her a great deal of emotional and physical stress, leading to significant changes in her life.

In November 2023, Cassie, also known as Casandra Ventura, filed a lawsuit against Diddy, accusing him of abuse and rape during their relationship. Diddy initially denied all allegations but settled the case the next day. Since then, more individuals have come forward with their own accusations against Diddy, all of which he has denied.

Cassie has her family to support her as she progresses. This includes her husband, Alex Fine, and their daughters Frankie, 4, and Sunny, 3. They are the ones she leans on for healing and happiness. According to a source, Cassie always expresses her gratitude towards her daughters and husband. Alex is described as the rock she relies on, a true protector in her life.

He has been a great support to her during difficult times, making Cassie feel safe and secure. She now spends most of her time with her family on the East Coast, where she feels peaceful and content. Cassie is prioritizing raising her daughters and is currently taking a break from her work in the industry.

"Cassie has a new outlook on life and is seeking peace," a source reveals. "She used to be consumed by the busyness of the industry but now she wants no part of that."

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