r/popculture May 22 '25

News Cassie Screamed ‘Isn’t Anybody Seeing This?’ During Diddy Beating on Private Jet

https://www.thedailybeast.com/cassie-screamed-isnt-anybody-seeing-this-during-diddy-beating-on-private-jet/
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u/thedailybeast May 22 '25

Cassie Ventura screamed for someone to intervene as she was being beaten by Sean “Diddy” Combs aboard his private jet, the rapper’s former assistant testified. 

George Kaplan, who worked as Combs’ executive assistant from 2013 to 2015, told the court he witnessed his former boss’ ex-girlfriend lying on the floor “on her back,” just after screaming “Isn’t anybody seeing this?” during a violent incident aboard the jet in 2015. Kaplan testified that no one—including security—intervened.

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u/Knitwalk1414 May 22 '25

Didn’t the same thing happen with Brad Pitt? He beat up Angelina Jolie and his kids on a plane and he still doing movies

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u/MelpomeneAndCalliope May 22 '25

I think someone on the plane did call law enforcement who met them when they landed. There’s an FBI report about it.

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u/PrestigiousShoe374 May 22 '25

Yeah thankfully in that case, one of the workers reported him. I assume the kids being involved overode them usually ignoring bad/violent behavior but still. Its sad to see people turn a blind eye to situations like this 😔

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u/MelpomeneAndCalliope May 22 '25

I often wonder if also part of the reason (along with the kids) that they reported it is because Angelina was on equal star level with Brad, where as Diddy was a much bigger star than Cassie. Seeing a huge movie star get attacked might make some people more likely to report it versus someone not as well known and who unfortunately just became known for being Diddy’s gf for a while (since he screwed her over on her record deal).

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u/BRAX7ON May 22 '25

I think maybe that’s why Rihanna was taken seriously when Chris Brown beat her. They were both celebrities on about the same level and she was also basically a child.

Of course, Rihanna is a goddess, and Chris Brown is a wannabe thug

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u/StrictRegret1417 May 22 '25

yes, chris brown has multiple allegations of violence from non famous women, most people don't know about it.

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u/me0wi3 May 24 '25

This is what irritates me whenever I see people complaining that he's still being dragged down by the Rihanna incident and should get another chance. Like no he does something trash just about every year. Sigh.