Prince’s Security Allegedly Stopped Diddy From Attacking Cassie At A Party, According To Former Assistant

Prince’s Security Allegedly Stopped Diddy From Attacking Cassie At A Party, According To Former Assistant
Diddy’s former assistant, identified in court as “Mia,” testified that Prince’s security guards had to intervene when Diddy allegedly attacked Cassie at a party hosted by the late singer back in 2010.
According to Mia, she and Cassie snuck out to attend Prince’s party without telling Diddy. When Diddy unexpectedly showed up, Cassie ran out and hid across the street in some nearby bushes. Mia told the court,
“He caught up to [Cassie] and had her on the ground… It’s like he started to attack her but Prince’s security swiftly intervened.”
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Mia said she was suspended without pay the next day and accused of being insubordinate.
Diddy is currently on trial for sex trafficking and racketeering. If convicted, he could face life in prison.
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