TJ Holmes

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

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Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present · The Diddy Trial: Third Week of Testimony Resumes · 28 May 2025 podcast

So this is why this one got me and got maybe a lot of New Yorkers to think you might have been, you know, just hanging out in the park on a pleasant evening. And Diddy was threatening to kill a woman under the cover of darkness somewhere there with his security guard. She said, yeah, took her to the park.

And this was because she had a previous relationship or a working relationship with Suge Knight, who was a business rival, a rap rival, rap industry rival with Diddy. She didn't disclose that previously. He found out about it, got upset and took her and threatened to kill her in the park.

And when he fired her, he told her he'd make her kill herself.

He's going to make things that bad for her. And she's she believes she got blacklisted. She tried unsuccessfully for a while to find work in the industry. But all this stuff we're saying about her. To this day, if he gets, if he's found not innocent, if he called her and asked her to come back and work, I absolutely think she'd say yes. I mean, if he's found not guilty, I mean, if he walks.

If he walks and gets back, what I'm saying, I'm making an extreme point. My point being, after all we're hearing, I don't think there's a question that this woman still feels some sense of loyalty to him and would still return to his circle if she were allowed to do so.

Would he allow that? I mean, she's being compelled to testify. Obviously, she's not doing this because she chose to. Most of the folks on the stand are there because they're compelled to, speaking to their fear of retribution or any sort of retaliation.

I can't even imagine what these folks are thinking about after hearing their testimony and staring at him right there in the courtroom as they're saying all of these mind-blowing things, what it would be like for them if he is not convicted.

I haven't even gone there, but I'm just now thinking about what that must feel like, the fear and the trepidation that might speak to some of the sobbing and the crying. She's probably so conflicted and so torn about what to do, what to say, and what not to do.

Diddy's former protege, television personality, platinum-selling artist, Danity King alum, Aubrey O'Day, joins us to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation.

Aubrey O'Day is sitting next to us here. You are, as we sit here, right up the street from where the trial is taking place. Some people saw that you were going to be in New York and they immediately started jumping to conclusions. So can you clear that up? First of all, are you here to testify in the Diddy Trap?

Aubrey will offer her opinions and expertise based on her firsthand knowledge from her days on making the band as she emerged as the breakout star. The truth of the situation would be opposite of the glitz and glamour.

Listen to Amy and TJ Presents Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

One thing she did do, despite all the things perhaps negative that she said about Cassie Ventura, she absolutely corroborated Cassie's testimony about being beaten by Diddy Combs. And so many who have gone up on the stand have done the same. They have corroborated Cassie's testimony about the violence she endured from Diddy.

This one was tough to hear.

Yeah, she says she saw personally Did he kick Cassie repeatedly while she was in fetal position, silently crying after he found out about Kid Cudi? She witnessed it firsthand.

That's tough to hear. That one was tough to hear. Look, so much of this testimony has been just brutal and devastating. And to imagine somebody endured that. repeatedly for years. But this was one, I guess that I, for some reason, got very much a visual of this to imagine. I mean, Cassie's not a big girl, but she's just to be in that position, essentially giving up.

Essentially saying, please stop. I'm not fighting you. I have nothing. It's not just smacking somebody with a hand. To kick somebody is tough to hear. And these are all allegations. But for some reason, that one is one of all we've heard that I've visualized and had such a reaction to that description of her. And then the crying silently, even that detail.

Yes. I mean, and it was so bad that Cassie said, I'm sorry, excuse me, that Capricorn Clark said she called Cassie's mom and said, he, as in Diddy, is beating the shit out of your daughter. And she said, this is also so devastating that Cassie's mom told her, I can't call the police, but you can. Please help her.

That, I don't care who you are, you're a mom, you're a parent, the idea that you're getting a phone call saying your daughter's being beaten severely and you say, I can't call police.

That's a tough one.

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