Sean 'Diddy' Combs is 'bracing' for more damaging videos from other victims to resurface, reveals source

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, is "bracing" for more damaging videos to surface and is in crisis talks with lawyers following the release of a disturbing video showing him attacking his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.

Sources reveal that Combs is fearful that more incriminating footage may emerge from those who were paid to keep shut, sparking further outrage and complicating his legal troubles. 

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is in crisis talks following the assault video release 

The release of a video by CNN, showing Combs violently throwing Ventura to the ground and kicking her, has sparked widespread backlash.

Combs was "stunned" by the video’s release and has since been in crisis talks with his lawyers, a source told Daily Mail. 

“His team is bracing itself for the release of more videos and are now aware that some of the people who were paid to dispose of them may have kept copies,” the source added.

This comes as Combs faces numerous allegations and lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault, rape, and sex trafficking, including a lawsuit filed by Ventura that was settled out of court.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs fears that more damaging videos will emerge

Combs has been engaged in urgent discussions with his legal team following the release of the violent assault video involving Ventura.

“His people are also concerned about footage that may have been recorded at recording studios," revealed the insider to the publication 

They also mentioned that CNN might already be engaging in discussions with individuals in possession of damaging videos. 

The source revealed, 'There are others that people have been holding in the vault."

Cassie Ventura is taken aback by the video which was 'triggering for her'

Ventura, according to the source the publication cited, was also taken aback by the release of the video which was indeed "triggering for her."

But “She is just happy that she escaped him and is planning to write a book which will help other victims of domestic abuse escape from their wicked tormentors,” they said.

Despite the widespread outrage the hotel footage triggered, the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office released a statement maintaining that it doesn’t have the option to prosecute him due to the statute of limitations for assault.

However, experts suggest it will complicate the federal investigation for lawsuits filed against him by others.