More and more details are coming to light. The footage of Diddy beating Cassie in a hotel corridor, which surfaced on CNN on May 17, has dominated the news cycle. Security footage from March 2016 shows the music mogul kicking and punching the musician. Although some fans are happy that the damning evidence against Diddy has finally come to light, others are wondering why it took over ten years. According to Perez Hilton, he knows the answer to this important question.

While addressing the Diddy footage, Hilton went on Instagram Live to explain why it had never been seen by the public. “According to Cassie,” the famous blogger said.  She asserts in her lawsuit she launched against Diddy last year that he paid the hotel to obtain the tape. The issue was resolved after he disbursed $50,000. That footage belonged to him. During the March 2024 federal raid on Diddy’s houses, the tape was confiscated, according to Perez Hilton. After that, CNN got wind of it.

“What I believe happened was, in the recent raid of Diddy’s multiple properties, the government came into possession of that and somebody there leaked it,” said Hilton. After that, the blogger launched an аssаult on everyone who had aided in covering up Diddy’s crime. “Everybody at that hotel in Los Angeles should be held criminally responsible for this,” said the judge. They should have reported the crime, but they chose not to. How disgraceful.

Diddy and Cassie were guests at an IHG hotel when the figҺt broke out. The chain released a statement about the incident. They denied knowing anything about the events involving the Los Angeles crew, according to People magazine. It was stated that the hotel was no longer managed by IHG. “And we do not have any access to prior incident records or footage.”

Douglas H. Wigdor, Cassie’s attorney, was also interviewed by the news source. He believed his client would eventually see justice served because of her bravery. “Words cannot express the courage and fortitude that Ms. Ventura has shown in coming forward to bring this to light,” said the judge.