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Aubrey O’Day Unable to wrap her head around the trial results against Sean “Diddy” combs.
“I am overwhelmed by the jury verdict,” said O’Day, 41, in a preview of her appearance on Edition inside On Wednesday, July 2, hours after Diddy, 55 not guilty on two sex trading charges and one accusation of racing conspiracy. He was found guilty of two accounts of transportation to participate in prostitution, which together carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
“The evidence is there. For me, all the way is there,” O’Day continued. “I feel that intuition for people will want to suggest that the prosecution had not risen too much, done, not done enough.”
O’Day called out solicitor too Agnifilo MarkClosing speech, saying that “narratives put in that closure, are what the jury has decided that they feel the truth is on sex trading and Rico initiatives.”
Aubrey O’Day appears to have responded to Sean’s arrest “Diddy” combs with cryptic social media post for justice. “The purpose of justice is to provide endings and allow us to create a new chapter,” shared former Danity Kane by his Instagram and X story on Monday, September 16, in the middle of news about (…)
“And that’s a very dangerous narrative,” he concluded.
Full interview from’day on Edition inside on the edge of the sky on Wednesday evening. Check local lists for times and stations in your area.
O’day before Have responded to the judgment via InstagramSharing a clip of CNN journalists reveals the news. “Wow. This makes me physically ill. I’m going to vomit,” he wrote.
O’Day met Diddy when he competed Make the band 3broadcast on MTV between 2005 and 2006. O’Day formed the group Danity Kane with Fimbres elder. D. Woods. Richard’s talent and Shannon BexAnd they were signed by Records Bad Boy Diddy. However, when Make the band 4A finale was broadcast in 2008, Diddy announced that O’Day had been kicked out of the group.
Digy was arrested in September 2024. He pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The rapper’s case, which began in May, focused primarily on the alleged “Offs Freak” organized by Digy. His defense team argued in their closing statements that these parties were not criminal but an expression of Digy sexual proclivities.
In terms of the racing accusation, Agnifilo said, “There is a lack of gap evidence in terms of the racing conspiracy actions. If you find you weed this great complexity, that may be because it is not there.”
Meanwhile, a prosecutor Maurene Comey He said that Digy had “escaped his crimes” for “20 years.”
“He is not a God, he is a person. Find him guilty,” Comey continued.
After the jury reached his verdict on Wednesday, the defense asked Diddy to be released on bail to his home in Miami until his sentencing. The prosecution argued that the music producer would be a “danger” if released and asked him to stay behind bars. Judge Arun Subramanian later denied bail at a hearing on Wednesday.
Sean’s ongoing legal saga “Diddy” Combs has left Aubrey O’Day without interest in dating. “You know, there is nothing that can really murder your sex life that is more than the Design,” O’Day, 41, shared only with us Weekly on Thursday, June 26, in supporting botched gifts: a plastic surgery rewind. “And I spoke to the safety of homeland over (…)
The verdict is also has gathered a response from the ex-boyfriend of Diddy Cassiewho filed the legal case of sexual assault against him in November 2023 and was a key witness in the case. Its lawyer Douglas H. Wigdor Share a statement with Weekly US after the partial acquisition.
“This entire criminal process began when our Cassie Ventura client had the courage to file her civil complaint in November 2023. Although the jury did not find ridges guilty of trading Cassie’s sex beyond a rational suspicion, she prepared the way for a jury convicted of transport to participate in prostitution,” read the statement.
Wigdor continued, “By coming forward with her experience, Cassie has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry and the fight for justice. We must repeat – with no order – that we believe and support our client who showed excellent courage throughout this case. He displayed an independent strength and highlighted powerful checks that long offends.”
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