Aubrey O’Day has made her disdain for Diddy abundantly clear. Now, nonetheless, the ex-Danity Kane member seems to have blamed the American justice system for her ex-boss’s settlement with Cassie.
Taking to her Instagram Tales on Saturday (November 18), O’Day reposted a screenshot of the announcement that the ex-couple had settled their lawsuit, just a bit over 24 hours after the swimsuit was first introduced, and she or he wasn’t pleased about the way in which issues went.
“Cash > accountability. Each time. Welcome to a different chapter of the system is effectively in place,” she wrote.
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Aubrey O’Day blasts Diddy-Cassie settlement: “Cash is larger than accountability”https://t.co/3Yh0bOWXIApic.twitter.com/kcP8sdBWHW
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) November 18, 2023
Previous to the settlement, O’Day had despatched social media messages supportive of Cassie.
“Been tryna inform y’all for years,” she wrote on her Instagram Story on Thursday (November 16). “Prayers up for this queen @Cassie.”
O’Day isn’t the one movie star to return to the protection of Cassie within the wake of the bombshell lawsuit.
Daybreak Richard, one other ex-Danity Kane member, additionally supported the singer.
“Praying for Cassie and her household, for peace and therapeutic. You’re lovely and courageous. [heart emoji],” she wrote on Twitter.
Azealia Banks additionally reacted to the information on social media on Thursday (November 16), detailing one other alleged incident of home violence that Cassie suffered by the hands of the Dangerous Boy Data boss.
“THIS IS TRUE,” she wrote on her Instagram Tales in response to the headline: “Cassie Sues Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs For Rape And Repeated Bodily Abuse.”
She added: “One time Diddy beat her up so unhealthy he despatched her on a 3week ‘trip’ to Hawaii simply so nobody would see or query how her face bought like that.”
Banks referred to as Diddy “one other violent hiphop gay,” and mentioned: “That is what psychological sickness appears to be like like for all of you armchair psychologists” — that final half seemingly a nod to observers who’ve speculated about her personal psychological well being up to now.
In an announcement supplied to HipHopDX by Ben Brafman, the lawyer for Diddy, on Saturday, it was made clear that settling the case didn’t represent an request for forgiveness by his shopper.
“Simply so we’re clear, a call to settle a lawsuit, particularly in 2023, is by no means an admission of wrongdoing,” he wrote. “Mr. Combs’ determination to settle the lawsuit doesn’t in any method undermine his flat-out denial of the claims. He’s pleased they bought to a mutual settlement and needs Ms. Ventura the most effective.”