Diddy’s former Protégé Aubrey O’Day Breaks Silence about or she will testify at Rapper’s Sex Trafficking Trial

Aubrey O’Day revealed that she will not testify to her former mentor Sean ‘Clearly‘Combs Sex trade processAlthough they are contacted by Homeland Security.

O’Day, 41, became known as the singer of the Girls Group Danity Kane, who received a record deal with Diddy’s Bad Boy Records in 2005 after winning season three of MTV’s Making The Band 3.

De Rapper, 55, is currently justified for sex trade, racketeering and transport to fulfill prostitution, and there were reports that O’Day had been summoned.

The singer – who has spoken in the past and pronounced against the chattered hip -hop magnate and his indictment called a ‘victory for women’ – said she will not take the position.

“No, I’m not here to testify for the Diddy test I know,” she said during a premiere episode of Amy Robach and TJ Holmes iHeart Radio Podcast About the process, after she recently shared a video on social media from New York.

She claimed that she was “contacted by Homeland Security” and “had a meeting with Homeland Security.”

Aubrey O’Day, 41, revealed that she will not testify to her former mentor Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, 55, sex trade, even though she is contacted by Homeland Security

“I posted on my Instagram that I was here in New York and I enjoy myself because I wanted to make it clear to everyone that I am not witnessing here,” said O’day about her recent Instagram post.

The post was shared on May 14 and led some fans to believe that she had a possible appearance of the court assistance during the trial.

The caption of the video was: ‘Hey New York !!! Where do you all think I have to go first? ‘

It also contained a scales emoji, a common symbol of justice.

Aubrey also gave her first impression to hear the testimony of Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Casandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura, 38, who is the Star witness in the New York Trial of Combs, a triple Grammy Award winner who had a series of hits in the nineties.

Cassie has claimed that she was forced to participate in hundreds of ‘freak offs’ during the decade she was at the Hiphop mogul.

She met Combs in 2006 when she was 19 and he was 36. She soon started a relationship and stayed together until 2018, when she broke things off.

Aubrey responded to Cassie’s testimony and said: ‘It feels very honest. It feels very open, vulnerable, horrible. ‘

“Sometimes I hear her things she did that she did then and how she would never, she understands it differently, and that gives me the feeling that I am so happy for her that she has come, you know, because I don’t know her as a mother, so I want to understand that she made that evolution and went to the other side of looking at everything I felt really proud of her.”

O’Day became known as the lead singer of the Girls Group Danity Kane, who received a record deal with Diddy’s Bad Boy Records in 2005 after winning season three of MTV’s Making the Band 3; Depicted 2006

The singer – who has spoken in the past against the Chattered Hiphop Magnaat and called his indictment a ‘victory for women’ – said she will not take the position

“No, I am not here to testify for the Diddy test I know,” she said during a premiere episode of the Podcast by Amy Robach and TJ Holmes about the test, after she recently shared a video on social media from New York

“I posted on my Instagram that I was here in New York and I enjoy myself because I wanted to make it clear to everyone that I am not witnessing here,” said O’Day about her recent Instagram post

“It is terrible that she had to continue, so much to continue,” she added.

Aubrey then discussed a certain part of the testimony that SMS messages shared between Cassie and Diddy.

‘You know, there was a part of the testimony that was so significant. It is not even something that really touches someone, but there was a transcript that I read that something like that went: “I can’t really do it or can we talk? I wanted to bring something to you” and he is from: “Okay, yes, you know you don’t want to do the freak now. You are so predictable.”

“That is a whole … it is a statement that groomers make,” said Aubrey.

“If you have ever left someone who doesn’t really love you and is usually offensive and pushes you into things.”

“It doesn’t even have to be sexual. It can be all they want you to do. It is as if you are almost training a child, such as: “Oh, you want to bring this up? You are so predictable, like you like the rest of them.”

“And then you get that feeling as a woman to be as no, wait, I am not that I promise you and then returned to an idea, in the same way when she was brutally abused in that corridor, he writes her:” I am about to be arrested. The police are here. ” They have already testified that there was no arrest and there was no police who arrested him. That was to get her back. ‘

She called it “control, coercion and care.”

When asked if something in Cassie’s witness was surprised or shocked, Aubrey just replied: “No.”

The musician continued to say that it was the most difficult to hear that Cassie felt so loved in his company, and she felt that he felt her other than someone else, and so she would do these things because it was the some time and chance she really had to spend in that feeling. “

She also compared fallen in her earlier relationships with what Cassie had experienced and stated: ‘There are many ways in which I have affected myself. Not in the same way as Cassie necessarily, but I do not judge her compromise. A compromise is a compromise. ‘

‘If you compromise yourself, you do the same damage. It really doesn’t matter in which area, it is all the same. ‘