Hey everyone! Welcome, P Diddy just released an apology video after footage of him hitting his ex-girlfriend, Cassie, came out. It’s a really tough situation.
In the video, Diddy admits he hit rock bottom and that there are no excuses for his behavior. He says, “My actions in that video are inexcusable, and I take full responsibility. I’m disgusted by what I did then and still disgusted now. I sought professional help, went to therapy and rehab, and asked for God’s mercy and grace. I’m truly sorry and committed to being a better man every day. I’m not asking for forgiveness; I’m genuinely sorry.”
Diddy doesn’t seem genuinely sorry for what he did to Cassie. His apology feels insincere, as if he’s more upset about getting caught than about his actions. He’s probably embarrassed that people now see his true self, despite his attempts to rebrand as Doctor P Diddy Love or Brother Love. In truth, he acted more like Brother Hate, filled with anger and harming Cassie and others.
Before the video release, Diddy vehemently denied all allegations against him, declaring, “Enough is enough. For the last couple of weeks, I have sat silently and watched people try to assassinate my character, destroy my reputation, and my legacy. Sickening allegations have been made against me by individuals looking for a quick payday. Let me be absolutely clear: I did not do any of the awful things being alleged. I will fight for my name, my family, and for the truth.”
However, his denials fell flat, with many believing he was insincere. Critics argued that an apology is only effective with changed behavior, something Diddy allegedly failed to demonstrate. Despite the incident where he was seen dragging and kicking Cassie, reports suggest he continued to abuse her. When Cassie attempted to leave, he reportedly sent people to track her down, threatening to withhold her music if she didn’t return.
The lawsuit reveals a disturbing pattern: “Each time Miss Ventura tried to run away, Mr. Combs and his powerful network would force her back to him.” Even after the hotel incident, Diddy allegedly continued his abusive behavior, attacking her friend Carrie Morgan two years later. In a harrowing account, Cassie described an incident in September 2018 where Diddy forced his way into her apartment, violated her, and left her in fear for her life.
It’s hard to take Diddy’s apology seriously when he’s been doing the same things over and over again. These aren’t just mistakes anymore; they’re choices he’s making. I get that nobody’s perfect and everyone has their own struggles. Diddy’s got issues with drugs and anger, and honestly, it feels like he’s dealing with something much darker. He needs serious help, maybe even spiritual intervention. I’m not kidding about that.
Some people say it’s mental illness, but I think it’s more than that. When you see someone go out and commit horrible acts, it’s not just mental illness—it’s something deeper, like an evil spirit. And with Diddy, it’s the same. He’s been violent not only towards women but men too. There are even rumors that he’s had people killed. These are deliberate, evil actions driven by something inside him. He really needs spiritual help.
The problem is, the spiritual advisors he’s been going to, like T.D. Jakes, haven’t been able to help him. Diddy needs someone who can truly guide him in the right direction and help him find real change.
TD Jakes hasn’t really been there for Diddy when it mattered. It’s tough to say, but I feel compelled to call out TD Jakes because despite being seen alongside Diddy at parties, he hasn’t been the voice of reason urging Diddy to make real changes. There’s a distinct lack of accountability in his approach. It seems like his main goal was to improve Diddy’s public image. According to the lawsuit filed by producer Little Rod against Diddy, TD Jakes was supposedly brought in to help Diddy soften his image after Cassie’s allegations. But it feels like that was the extent of his involvement – to help Diddy look good without addressing the deeper issues. While I’m grateful to those who stood by me during tough times, like Bishop TD Jakes and Cassie, looking back at this speech, it feels somewhat deceitful knowing what we know now. It seems TD Jakes wasn’t really interested in helping Diddy; instead, he seemed more focused on improving his own reputation and financial standing. His association with Diddy brought him significant donations and even a spot on Diddy’s network, Revolt, before Diddy’s exit. TD Jakes enjoyed the perks of being associated with Diddy but seemed to prioritize personal gain over genuinely assisting Diddy in making meaningful changes.
It’s evident that genuine change can only originate from within an individual; they must possess the sincere desire for it. Take P Diddy, for instance – any transformation in him must stem from his own inner drive. However, it’s striking how Bishop TD Jakes seemed to compromise his own values and integrity by associating closely with Diddy without holding him accountable. Now, this decision appears to be rebounding, with criticisms mounting against him, accusing him of turning a blind eye to Diddy’s actions. TD Jakes is now finding himself indirectly addressing Diddy’s controversies from his pulpit, speaking out against domestic violence, which hints at a certain level of awareness regarding Diddy’s past behavior over the years. His recent distancing from Diddy and condemnation of his behavior, albeit indirectly, seems like a move to safeguard his own reputation, particularly now that his name has become intertwined with Diddy’s. This aspect of his sermon seems like a strategic effort by TD Jakes to disassociate himself from Diddy, especially in light of the leaked footage involving Diddy and Cassie.
“I’ve been witnessing those distressing images circulating in the news all week, and it’s been truly unsettling. The degradation and horror depicted are just too much to bear. As a father, seeing those scenes, I can’t help but imagine my own daughters in such situations, and it fills me with anger. It’s infuriating. And it makes me wonder, if it affects me this deeply as a man, how much more traumatic must it be for women who have faced or are facing similar horrors? For those trapped in cycles of abuse, it’s like being caught in a nightmare with no way out, even if the solution seems within reach. Before we offer prayers for both victims and perpetrators, there’s something crucial to address: if you find yourself struggling with uncontrollable rage, battling mental health issues like bipolar disorder, and your children cower in fear at your presence, it’s time to seek help. Denying the problem won’t make it go away. It’s time to take that brave step toward healing.”
Here’s what TD Jakes shared with us. Now, I’m really curious to hear your take on the situation down below. Don’t hesitate to show your support by liking, commenting, and subscribing.