Diddy’s ex Cassie is cooperating with federal authorities during investigation: report – Hollywood Life

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Diddy’s Ex-girlfriend Kathy Ventura is cooperating with federal law enforcement as part of an investigation into the rapper by the Department of Homeland Security, according to a report. TMZ Other people who have filed lawsuits against Diddy are also reportedly speaking with federal authorities as part of the investigation. It’s unclear what information the “Me & You” singer, 37, told authorities about her ex-boyfriend, 54.

Sources told the outlet that Cathy is one of the witnesses federal investigators are interviewing as part of the Diddy investigation. She said she has been cooperating with them for several weeks. TMZ. Other women are reportedly cooperating with federal authorities, but it is unclear who else is cooperating with the investigation.

Cassie dated Diddy on and off from 2007 to 2018. She filed a lawsuit against Didi in November 2023. Cassie has accused Bad Boy Records executives of rape, sexual abuse, and sex trafficking. “After years of living in silence and darkness, I am finally ready to tell my story and on behalf of myself and those who have faced violence and abuse within relationships.” I am ready to speak up for other women,” she said in a statement.

Diddy denied the charges, but the case was settled with him just one day after filing the lawsuit. “We have decided to resolve this matter amicably. We wish Kathy and her family the best. We love them,” he said in a statement. Although she reached a settlement with her ex-husband, another lawsuit was filed, again raising new suspicions of rape. The rapper denied the charges.

Diddy’s homes in Los Angeles and Miami were raided on Monday, March 25th.The next day his lawyer Aaron Dyer issued a statement. “There is no excuse for the excessive use of force or hostility displayed by our authorities, or the treatment of our children and employees,” he said. “This unprecedented ambush, coupled with a sophisticated and coordinated media presence, led to Mr. Combs’ early sentencing and is nothing short of a witch hunt based on baseless accusations made in a civil lawsuit.”