In the wake of the recently settled lawsuit filed by Cassie against the renowned music mogul Diddy, Roger Bonds, Diddy's former head of security, has chosen to break his silence and release a statement.
Taking to his Instagram story over the weekend, Bonds, specifically mentioned in the lawsuit, clarified that his intention is not to make threats or engage in any form of betrayal against Cassie, Diddy, or anyone else. He emphasized that he is sharing his truth due to the fact that he has four daughters and felt compelled to speak out based on what he witnessed and experienced over the years.
"This is not meant to be threats or snitching or anything like that against Cassie or Diddy or anyone else," Bonds wrote. "This is me telling my truth as I truly remember it for 2 reasons only, 1st because I have 4 daughters so on all dudes my truth as I seen it, saw it and was involved with for yrs."
In a now-deleted post, as reported by Complex, Bonds shared photos of himself and Cassie over the years, captioned,
IM WILLING TO TELL MY TRUTH BECAUSE FOR SO MANY YRS I WAS QUIET, Nothing matters now but FAMILY.
Cassie's claims include an alleged incident in January 2009, where Diddy purportedly stomped on her face after witnessing her conversing with another music manager at a Los Angeles nightclub. Bonds, according to Cassie, attempted to intervene but was unsuccessful in preventing the assault.
The "Me & U" singer had hoped that a conversation with a new manager would contribute to the growth of her career, but instead, Diddy reportedly became enraged. The physical altercation resulted in Cassie bleeding profusely, and the Combs Global mogul allegedly compelled his staff to confine her to a hotel suite at The London Hotel in Los Angeles for a week, as mentioned in the lawsuit.
Following Cassie's legal action, Diddy finds himself implicated in two separate lawsuits, one of which involves a Jane Doe accusing him and singer Aaron Hall of taking turns raping her and a friend at a party in the early '90s.
