TJ Holmes

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775 appearances 22 recordings 4 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 17 Apr

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Or what's been your reaction to what you're hearing versus what you thought you were gonna hear?
I think that's been one of the most shocking things, at least to me, is to see how many people knew, how many people knew and how many people facilitated and how many people allowed it to continue. That's been mind blowing to me.
So it sounds like obviously there's going to be several people testifying this week. But if we see Jane, if we see Christina Corum or KK, as you like to call her.
I was wondering what your name would have been saved as in her phone. Since Eddie was Eddie, my angel.
Who had him saved? Oh yeah. That's how KK had it spelled right in the phone of Sean Combs, chief of staff. KK misspelled as Eddie, my angel. Yeah.
Who?
Okay, we'll hold.
Let's tease for the next episode. Get you a good tease.
All right. So we will absolutely get into jury watching, facial expression, et cetera, in the next podcast. But Aubrey, as always, just, we so appreciate your perspective and your insight and what you can tell us about these Some of these folks who are coming up and taking the stand and what it means to the trial.
And and again, for anyone listening, we want to throw out that hotline for you again. If you have a comment, a question, something you'd like us to talk about, you can get in contact with us. If you reach out on this number, 844-4-ASK-US-Q or 844-427-7000. 5-8-7-7. We can't wait to hear from you.
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This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler. Maren Morris is here. You came out of a marriage, you came out of quote unquote country music, and you had a huge growth spurt from what I can tell.
This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler. Maren Morris is here. You came out of a marriage, you came out of quote unquote country music, and you had a huge growth spurt from what I can tell.
Hey there, folks. It is Friday, May 30th. The third week of testimony in the Diddy Trial is wrapping up today. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. I'm TJ Holmes alongside my partner, Amy Robach, and we continue to be your one-stop shop to get you caught up on everything going on in the Diddy Trial day in and day out. And Robes, I don't know how to keep being surprised, shocked, horrified,
by what we hear we've heard so much already but then another day now is in the books we're a very important witness and here we go again we can't believe what we heard
And we do have to give you a heads up. Some of the stuff you're going to hear in this episode here are quite disturbing and probably farther than we have gone before in some of the stuff. But it's important to get the story across for what they were saying on the stand. Rose, to your point about we have heard so much about freak-offs. You think you've heard it all.
This witness offered some more extra detail that we were still like, ew. Like we've heard so much and they're, they're telling almost the same stories, but they're coming from different perspectives. They have different details and each time they're adding something to the story. But to your point, it's consistent. The stories line up.
So yeah, yesterday, the day started with Deontay Nash on the stand, celebrity stylist who had been up on the stand the day before, testifying to all kinds of horrific things he saw. But we were looking...
i say looking forward to not in a pleasant way but a lot of people were highly anticipating the next witness that was going to come up we just mentioned her name mia that's all we know um but she's the former assistant to diddy also a close friend to cassie ventura fine this is some of the most compelling stuff i have heard it's not just compelling robes and what she said but how a lot of courtroom observers described her demeanor and how she talked up there yes the crying and sobbing but they said she barely was able at times to get above a whisper
as she talked on the stand i saw that too that that just spoke to it was almost like it was hard to say it out loud so she had to say it softly in order to get it out that's powerful that's exactly when she did is when she had to describe yes being allegedly raped by sean combs or get into some of those details but before they started robes this was
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