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  • Cassie Ventura Looked Lifeless After Hotel Assault by Sean 'Diddy'

    Cassie Ventura's Attorneys Respond to Diddy's Sentencing: "Her Bravery Has Been an Inspiration"

    Cassie Ventura did not appear in court or issue a personal statement after Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison on Thursday. However, her attorneys released a statement on her behalf that acknowledged the court's decision and emphasized the ongoing process of healing.
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    Inside Diddy's Sentence: Why 4 years and Two Months

    Sean "Diddy" Combs, once the swaggering mogul behind Bad Boy Records, stood in a New York federal courtroom yesterdaynot as an icon, but as a convicted felon. The judge handed down a sentence of 4 years and 2 months (50 months) for transporting women across state lines for prostitution, a violation of the Mann Act.
  • Sean 'Diddy' Combs Male Accuser Deonte Nash Describes Notorious Parties

    Sean 'Diddy' Combs Male Accuser Deonte Nash Describes Notorious Parties and Alleged Mistreatment

    Former Diddy stylist Deonte Nash accuses the rapper of years of abuse ahead of his sentencing.
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    50 Cent Drops Scathing Open Letter About Wanting Diddy Locked Up For Good: 'I'll Not Feel Safe if He's Free'

    50 Cent urges a judge to keep Diddy behind bars, calling him "very dangerous" in an open letter as the hip-hop mogul seeks a reduced sentence amid mounting victim statements.
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    Diddy & Fraudster Chinese Billionaire Reportedly Plot High‑Tech Reboot Inside Jail

    Diddy and convicted billionaire Miles Guo are teaming up behind bars to plan an AI platform for at-risk youth, revealed in a court letter ahead of Diddy's sentencing.
  • Go-Go Dancer Accuses Diddy of Forcing 'Sex Slaves' to Wear

    Diddy Made Plans in Miami For Next Week Before Sentencing Hearing

    The prosecution went hard against the concept of Sean "Diddy" Combs being remorseful and aware of his crimes during his sentencing hearing. Federal prosecutor Mary Slavik took the stand and revealed that the music mogul and artist had already made plans for next week.
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    10 Shocking Sentences in the Letter Diddy Wrote to the Judge on the Eve of His Sentencing

    On the eve of what could be the most consequential day of his life, Sean "Diddy" Combs submitted a letter to U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian, asking for mercy ahead of his federal sentencing scheduled for Friday morning in Manhattan.
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    Diddy's Team Tries to Muzzle Abuse Accuser Before Sentencing in Shocking Move

    Diddy's legal team seeks to block his former assistant Mia from delivering a victim impact statement at his upcoming sentencing. The judge will decide Friday.
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    Cassie Says Jury Failed Victims in Diddy Trial, Asks Judge to Deliver Sentence That Reflects the Truth

    Cassie and her parents urge judge to reject leniency for Sean 'Diddy' Combs, saying a light sentence would endanger victims and dismiss years of abuse.
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    Diddy Former Party Guest Raises Awareness as Court Prepares to Decide His Fate: 'It Does Not Erase the Bad'

    Former Playboy Bunny Precious Muir urges the court to consider all experiences with Sean 'Diddy' Combs ahead of his Oct. 3 sentencing. His prison education program and family support are also highlighted.
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    Diddy Told to Justify Why He Needs to Wear Fancy Threads Instead of Prison Jumpsuit at Sentencing

    Federal judge asks Diddy to justify request to wear civilian clothes at Oct. 3 sentencing after denying broader attire request for Sept. 25 court appearance.
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    Diddy's Lawyers Claim 'He Watched — Didn't Pay For Sex' in Shocking Court Twist

    Diddy's lawyers urged a judge to overturn his conviction or grant a new trial, arguing his actions were voyeurism and amateur filming rather than prostitution; prosecutors countered the evidence supports the jury's verdict ahead of his Oct. 3 sentencing.
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