Despite Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyers initially rubbishing Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura’s 2023 lawsuit, decrying it as a flagrant attempt at blackmailing the star, they ultimately settled out of court in a rather speedy manner. We’re talking the very next day. At the time, both parties issued statements to The New York Times confirming they’d opted to handle the situation more “amicably.” It’s unclear if an NDA had anything to do with that newfound good-naturedness, as the terms of the settlement are private. However, even if such an order was in place, it’s worth noting that it wouldn’t have been able to stop Ventura from cooperating with the authorities in the lead-up to the raids on Combs’ properties.
Speaking to Fox News, Derrick Parker, a detective-turned-author of “Notorious C.O.P.,” clarified, “She already alleged some criminal acts, right before he settled with her,” adding, “They could subpoena her about what she said, how she knew.” Former prosecutor Neama Rahmani also pointed out that NDAs mean nothing in the case of a sexual assault — a sentiment echoed by fellow ex-prosecutor David Gelman, who noted, “They can speak because NDAs don’t cover illegal activities.”At the time of writing, other than Douglas Wigdor’s comments, Ventura’s legal team has neither confirmed nor denied her involvement in the ongoing investigation. However, if she is a part of it, she’s well within her rights.
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