Cassie Almost Walked Into Traffic To Escape ‘Trauma’ Inflicted By Diddy - The Most Vulnerable Reveal Yet

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Cassie just made an absolutely heartbreaking admission in court.

During day three of Diddy’s sex trafficking trial in New York, the Long Way 2 Go singer vulnerably revealed she once attempted to walk into traffic to escape all the trauma she’s endured. According to docs obtained by multiple outlets, she told the court that during a music video shoot in 2023, her mind was being infiltrated with intrusive thoughts about her decade-long relationship with Diddy. And it became unmanageable:

“I was spinning out. I didn’t want to be alive anymore at that point.”

She claimed that when she returned home to husband Alex Fine that day, she sent him a chilling message about going on with their daughters, Frankie, 5, and Sunny, 4, without her:

“You can do this without me. You don’t need me anymore.”

Chilling.

She then shared that she attempted to walk out of the front door and into oncoming traffic, but was thankfully stopped by Fine, with whom she’s currently expecting baby number three. That’s SO incredible heartbreaking.

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Cassie told the courtroom she enrolled in “trauma therapy” after the haunting incident and started to write a book about the disgraced rapper as part of her recovery. And she wasn’t hiding it. According to the 38-year-old, she provided Diddy with some of the excerpts she wrote about him in an attempt to make him aware of the trauma he left her with:

“I really wanted Sean to read the information. I wanted him to understand what I had to learn to understand over that period.”

After sending over the passages, Cassie claimed, she had a lawyer reach out to the Bad Boy Records founder’s team informing them she’d turn over the rights to the book for $30 million:

“I wanted to be compensated for the time, the pain.”

However, Diddy did not take the deal. So she tried something else.

It was later that same year she launched her bombshell lawsuit, claiming he physically abused her, raped her, and forced her to have sex with male prostitutes.

What a sobering testimony… Our hearts are with Cassie as she continues to recover.

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