Diddy Apologizes In Emotional Letter Ahead Of Sentencing + Admits To A$$aulting Cassie, Blames ‘Selfishness’ For His Downfall
Diddy Apologizes In Emotional Letter Ahead Of Sentencing + Admits To A$$aulting Cassie, Blames ‘Selfishness’ For His Downfall
Diddy is owning up to his actions and begging for a second chance.
In a heartfelt four-page letter submitted Thursday ahead of his sentencing, the music mogul expressed deep remorse for the pain he’s caused.
“I am sorry for all the hurt and pain I’ve caused,” he wrote in the letter, adding, “There is no one to blame for my current reality and situation but myself.”
Diddy described the past two years as the most difficult of his life. He said incarceration forced him to confront his demons and learn from the pain, admitting, “My downfall was rooted in my selfishness.”
Addressing the video showing him a$$aulting Cassie, he admitted he was “d*ad wrong,” and said he wouldn’t forgive someone who did that to his daughters.
He ended the letter asking the judge for a chance to be a better father, son, and man. His sentencing is scheduled for Friday morning.
Y’all think Diddy is truly sorry?

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