Kerry Morgan

Diddy becomes kind of the center of your universe. Yeah, that's right. So this is in 2007 to 2009. And he says that essentially some weeks he would work six to seven days straight. So no breaks. That his hours were 8 a.m. to 4 a.m. That it would start a half hour before waking Diddy up. He would get his schedule together. He would get news clippings for Diddy.

Diddy becomes kind of the center of your universe. Yeah, that's right. So this is in 2007 to 2009. And he says that essentially some weeks he would work six to seven days straight. So no breaks. That his hours were 8 a.m. to 4 a.m. That it would start a half hour before waking Diddy up. He would get his schedule together. He would get news clippings for Diddy.

He would get documents that he needed to approve and make sure his breakfast was being made by the chef. And that once Diddy was up and that was all done, that they were traveling around the city doing work. After dinner, he said they would be in the studio working on Diddy's albums and music, sometimes till 3 o'clock in the morning.

He would get documents that he needed to approve and make sure his breakfast was being made by the chef. And that once Diddy was up and that was all done, that they were traveling around the city doing work. After dinner, he said they would be in the studio working on Diddy's albums and music, sometimes till 3 o'clock in the morning.

He would get documents that he needed to approve and make sure his breakfast was being made by the chef. And that once Diddy was up and that was all done, that they were traveling around the city doing work. After dinner, he said they would be in the studio working on Diddy's albums and music, sometimes till 3 o'clock in the morning.

And then they'd have to hang out and do whatever else Diddy needed in the meantime. So it was quite a picture he painted of this just exhaustive schedule where he had to be at Diddy's beck and call for everything and at his side for everything.

And then they'd have to hang out and do whatever else Diddy needed in the meantime. So it was quite a picture he painted of this just exhaustive schedule where he had to be at Diddy's beck and call for everything and at his side for everything.

And then they'd have to hang out and do whatever else Diddy needed in the meantime. So it was quite a picture he painted of this just exhaustive schedule where he had to be at Diddy's beck and call for everything and at his side for everything.

That's right. He said he was driving with Diddy to a business meeting and he overheard a conversation Diddy was having with his friend. And the friend asked him, you know, how's Kim and how's Cassie? Kim, of course, referring to Kim Porter. And he said, Kim's good. She's my queen. And in regards to Cassie, he said, I got her right where I want her. She's young.

That's right. He said he was driving with Diddy to a business meeting and he overheard a conversation Diddy was having with his friend. And the friend asked him, you know, how's Kim and how's Cassie? Kim, of course, referring to Kim Porter. And he said, Kim's good. She's my queen. And in regards to Cassie, he said, I got her right where I want her. She's young.

That's right. He said he was driving with Diddy to a business meeting and he overheard a conversation Diddy was having with his friend. And the friend asked him, you know, how's Kim and how's Cassie? Kim, of course, referring to Kim Porter. And he said, Kim's good. She's my queen. And in regards to Cassie, he said, I got her right where I want her. She's young.

He said he remembered the word moldable being used. So it was interesting to have him recount the conversation. He said he could recall two conversations specifically with Cassie. The first was in Miami, and he said Cassie was with a friend and he was with them. They were just smoking. And she said, man, this lifestyle is crazy. And he told her, well, why don't you just leave it then?

He said he remembered the word moldable being used. So it was interesting to have him recount the conversation. He said he could recall two conversations specifically with Cassie. The first was in Miami, and he said Cassie was with a friend and he was with them. They were just smoking. And she said, man, this lifestyle is crazy. And he told her, well, why don't you just leave it then?

He said he remembered the word moldable being used. So it was interesting to have him recount the conversation. He said he could recall two conversations specifically with Cassie. The first was in Miami, and he said Cassie was with a friend and he was with them. They were just smoking. And she said, man, this lifestyle is crazy. And he told her, well, why don't you just leave it then?

And she said, you know, I can't get out. He gives me an allowance. He has my career in his hands. I just can't leave. He was recounting sharing a cab from the airport with Cassie at the Sundance Film Festival. And he said she was really happy. She was going over her songs and her track list because her album was about to come out and she was excited about it.

And she said, you know, I can't get out. He gives me an allowance. He has my career in his hands. I just can't leave. He was recounting sharing a cab from the airport with Cassie at the Sundance Film Festival. And he said she was really happy. She was going over her songs and her track list because her album was about to come out and she was excited about it.

And she said, you know, I can't get out. He gives me an allowance. He has my career in his hands. I just can't leave. He was recounting sharing a cab from the airport with Cassie at the Sundance Film Festival. And he said she was really happy. She was going over her songs and her track list because her album was about to come out and she was excited about it.

And then he was asked if he remembers the album ever coming out. And he said no.

And then he was asked if he remembers the album ever coming out. And he said no.

And then he was asked if he remembers the album ever coming out. And he said no.