Sean Kent

I think it looks people have taken it as bad. You know, when a top attorney quits your case in the language used under no circumstance can I continue. I think people are just pointing at that and say, oh, oh, he can't defend him, you know, in making their own assumptions from there.

There have been kind of reports circulating kind of to what Sean said was that it seemed like there was a breakdown between Diddy's attorneys about going to trial in May and that, you know, Mr. Rico wanted to kind of postpone it because there is so much information here. So that's kind of been the kind of. The attitude that a lot of people think this looks bad for Diddy.

There have been kind of reports circulating kind of to what Sean said was that it seemed like there was a breakdown between Diddy's attorneys about going to trial in May and that, you know, Mr. Rico wanted to kind of postpone it because there is so much information here. So that's kind of been the kind of. The attitude that a lot of people think this looks bad for Diddy.

There have been kind of reports circulating kind of to what Sean said was that it seemed like there was a breakdown between Diddy's attorneys about going to trial in May and that, you know, Mr. Rico wanted to kind of postpone it because there is so much information here. So that's kind of been the kind of. The attitude that a lot of people think this looks bad for Diddy.

They think it's like almost an omission of guilt from some of the things that I've seen, which, of course, is not the case.

They think it's like almost an omission of guilt from some of the things that I've seen, which, of course, is not the case.

They think it's like almost an omission of guilt from some of the things that I've seen, which, of course, is not the case.

I think he called it a day of victory because he's been adamant since he was, before he was even publicly named, that he was going to bat for himself, his reputation, for this awful, awful allegation. And it's something to note that Diddy's team, I asked for a comment about this, and they said,

I think he called it a day of victory because he's been adamant since he was, before he was even publicly named, that he was going to bat for himself, his reputation, for this awful, awful allegation. And it's something to note that Diddy's team, I asked for a comment about this, and they said,

I think he called it a day of victory because he's been adamant since he was, before he was even publicly named, that he was going to bat for himself, his reputation, for this awful, awful allegation. And it's something to note that Diddy's team, I asked for a comment about this, and they said,

there was no settlement reached because sometimes things like this, when cases are dismissed with prejudice, sometimes you think, okay, backdoor, maybe he did pay her to take the case away. And Diddy's team said there was no settlement. So something happened behind the scenes that, you know, the woman, the Jane Doe, decided to withdraw and not to bring the case again.

there was no settlement reached because sometimes things like this, when cases are dismissed with prejudice, sometimes you think, okay, backdoor, maybe he did pay her to take the case away. And Diddy's team said there was no settlement. So something happened behind the scenes that, you know, the woman, the Jane Doe, decided to withdraw and not to bring the case again.

there was no settlement reached because sometimes things like this, when cases are dismissed with prejudice, sometimes you think, okay, backdoor, maybe he did pay her to take the case away. And Diddy's team said there was no settlement. So something happened behind the scenes that, you know, the woman, the Jane Doe, decided to withdraw and not to bring the case again.

So Jay-Z sees this as an absolute victory lap, but it doesn't mean that he's necessarily done with the woman's lawyer, Tony Busby. If you remember, he's... filed a lawsuit for extortion and defamation against Tony Busby about this case, saying that he made defamatory comments while pursuing this case. And that case is still moving ahead.

So Jay-Z sees this as an absolute victory lap, but it doesn't mean that he's necessarily done with the woman's lawyer, Tony Busby. If you remember, he's... filed a lawsuit for extortion and defamation against Tony Busby about this case, saying that he made defamatory comments while pursuing this case. And that case is still moving ahead.

So Jay-Z sees this as an absolute victory lap, but it doesn't mean that he's necessarily done with the woman's lawyer, Tony Busby. If you remember, he's... filed a lawsuit for extortion and defamation against Tony Busby about this case, saying that he made defamatory comments while pursuing this case. And that case is still moving ahead.

So this isn't entirely just over because this one case was dismissed. So I think Jay-Z has said Tony Busby and Diddy has said the same thing, that he is this attorney that's looking for the spotlight. And they keep calling him a 1-800 lawyer, you know, trying to kind of disbarge or make, you know, the idea that he's out just to collect all these victims and to make a big show of things.

So this isn't entirely just over because this one case was dismissed. So I think Jay-Z has said Tony Busby and Diddy has said the same thing, that he is this attorney that's looking for the spotlight. And they keep calling him a 1-800 lawyer, you know, trying to kind of disbarge or make, you know, the idea that he's out just to collect all these victims and to make a big show of things.

So this isn't entirely just over because this one case was dismissed. So I think Jay-Z has said Tony Busby and Diddy has said the same thing, that he is this attorney that's looking for the spotlight. And they keep calling him a 1-800 lawyer, you know, trying to kind of disbarge or make, you know, the idea that he's out just to collect all these victims and to make a big show of things.

Jay-Z said, you know, he named me in this lawsuit right before my daughter, Blue Ivy, has this really big moment for herself. And he kind of accuses him of just, you know, trying to capitalize on that moment for maximum PR, you know, nightmare.