The “Me and U” vocalist said she and ex Diddy settled the claim “agreeably” only one day after she documented the stunning claim.
Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura arrived at a settlement with ex Sean “Diddy” Combs on Friday, November 17, only one day subsequent to documenting a claim that blamed the rapper for assault and maltreatment during their 11-year relationship.
“I have chosen to determine this matter genially on conditions that I have some degree of control,” Ventura, 37, said in a proclamation, per ABC News. “I need to thank my family, fans and legal advisors for their faithful help.”
Brushes, 54, gave a comparative assertion, saying, “We have chosen to genially determine this matter. I want Cassie and her family to enjoy all that life has to offer. Love.”
Subtleties of their settlement have not been freely uncovered.
Ventura documented the claim in New York government court on Thursday, November 16, and it included many cases of assault and misuse that happened all through their very long term relationship. The model guaranteed Brushes “attracted [her] into his showy, speedy, and medication energized way of life” soon after she met him and endorsed to his name, Terrible Kid Records, when she was 19 and he was 37 out of 2005. Brushes’ lawyer, Ben Brafman, said the rapper “passionately denies” the claims.
Ventura and Brushes started dating openly in 2007 after his split from Kim Doorman, who passed on in 2018 from a lung disease.
The suit affirmed that Brushes was “inclined to wild fury” and Ventura purportedly persevered “savage” beatings in which he punched and kicked her. The suit additionally asserted he employed her with drugs and constrained her to have intercourse with different men while he jerked off and recorded them. Moreover, Ventura guaranteed that Brushes constrained her into her Los Angeles home and assaulted her when she was attempting to cut off their friendship in 2018.
“After years peacefully and obscurity, I’m at long last prepared to recount my story, and to make some noise for myself and to help different ladies who face viciousness and maltreatment in their connections,” Ventura said in an explanation in the wake of recording the claim, per Associated Press.
Brushes’ legal counselor guaranteed Ventura’s claims were “lies,” writing in a proclamation, “For the beyond a half year, Mr. Brushes has been exposed to Ms. Ventura’s relentless interest of $30 million, under the danger of composing a harming book about their relationship, which was unequivocally dismissed as explicit extortion. In spite of pulling out her underlying danger, Ms. Ventura has now depended on recording a claim loaded with unjustifiable and over the top falsehoods, intending to discolor Mr. Brushes’ standing and looking for a payday.”
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