TJ Holmes
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775 appearances
22 recordings
4 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 17 Apr
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Yeah, so Cassie and Diddy, apparently, even though they were broken up, were still apparently freaking off. That actually was news to me as well. But he's going through her phone because he had access to everything that was hers and saw email from Kid Cudi's assistant asking about Cassie's toiletry bag.
over at Kid Cudi's place, and he went ballistic, and the beef started then, and it went from just him being angry to him actually, according to Kid Cudi and Cassie, taking action against the rapper.
they might be setting up a way to prove it in that there was someone else there. Did he, according to Cuddy and what we may hear next week, a woman who was his assistant at the time who we're expecting to be on the stand on Tuesday. Her name's Capricorn. Hard to forget that name, but she apparently was there, too.
So perhaps we will hear from her corroborating what we heard from Kid Cuddy that, yeah, Diddy and his folks were there and they opened up his Christmas presents, like unwrapped them, locked his dog up. So he was very upset about all of that. And of course,
The Porsche incident we heard from Cassie Ventura saying that Diddy, when he found out, said, I'm going to blow up his car, like actually said that. And then lo and behold, a short time later, Kid Cudi's car actually was torched and blew up.
Amy Robach and TJ Holmes here. 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.
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.
I just remember everything getting dark.
That's right, because actually when he said that in the courtroom... from the people who were there inside, said the audience or the folks in the courtroom laughed. They were chuckling at what he said, but there was really nothing funny about what he was describing because he went to go meet him to try and deal with all of this back and forth and to stop any more threats or potential violence.
And so he met him at the Soho house and Cassie was there, but he said he was stood there in a silhouette with his hands behind Cassie his back standing in a supervillain position, just to give you an idea. And look, we've talked to folks who know him and say that's right on brand.
You can see it.
They certainly are, and they can do damage and intimidating. I think that's what I took away from it. Just, yes, we're hearing about the physical violence and the threats, but there was just a physical intimidation. He knew how to stand a certain way, how to look at you a certain way. how to just speak volumes perhaps without even saying anything at all.
And so when Kid Cudi described that scene, we can all see it in our heads, and it all makes sense that part of the reason why the prosecution is trying to set up this case of coercion, and a lot of that was with drug use, they say, but also just with the threatening nature of who he was and what he said he would do.
Yeah. You know, something else that just reminded me that Kid Cudi said that was interesting and perhaps wasn't what the prosecution was hoping he would say, and I don't know how the jury will take this, but he said that both he and Diddy got played... by Cassie Ventura.
So that probably wasn't, I don't know how big of a strike that was against the prosecution and in terms of keeping Cassie Ventura's credibility where they want it, but he certainly felt like he'd been played by her. I mean, they only were together for about a month, but he also said he got out of it because he just could not deal with all the drama.
And I think when you hear him tell his story about what that month was like for him and even the few weeks that followed, that makes a lot of sense. It
It's all you need. Yeah, it plants a seed in someone's head. And you think about that meeting when he came to confront Diddy or at least to try and calm things down. She was in the room with them standing next to Diddy. So that is, those are all, it seems small and potentially insignificant, but it could plant a seed in a juror's head.
That's right, because Mr. Seymour testified that notes at... And this is just one hotel. Who knows what other hotels had, but in his hotel, there was a note under the profile Frank Black, which is the alias that... Did he use when he came to the hotel and they knew exactly who was coming? And so under the name Frank Black, here were some of the notes.
Always spills candle wax on everything and uses excessive amounts of oil. So even they knew about the baby oil.
Why would you be allowed to return? I imagine at a certain point... So to that point, they also did say that... When you are checking in anyone who's checking in Frank Black, you have to authorize an extra $1,000 when that guest stays with us to cover any room damages. So clearly they learned that there are massive damages coming. So why would you want him back in the hotel?
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