You know, I owe a lot to puff with my career because he taught me really everything I know about the industry.

You say you're very surprised and shocked by what's now come out.

I wouldn't be shocked if I'd seen what happened to Cassie.

I think this guy's a monster.

Do you feel any sense of guilt that you didn't report it?

We were terrified of Sean.

I wish that I could have done something more.

If you were called to testify against him, would you do that?

There are a lot of people who were checking their role at Texas and making sure they weren't at particular parties because I think it can ruin careers.

I thought Puffy was a phony.

I thought he pretended to be like a gangster, pretended to be tough.

Where in reality, he was the first to go to bed.

I mean, there's the music, and then there is the person making the music.

Peers, there are three deadly people on this panel, me and you and DJ Vlad.

They do not like the fact that the

three of us are here talking right now. The Pete Ditty scandal has rocked the music industry to its

core and new tremors are reverberating daily. A slew of new lawsuits makes damning claims

about more sexual abuse, killing with a 13-year-old girl. 50 cents says he's been raising the alarm for more than a decade. But six of Diddy's children say their father was a victim of a grand conspiracy theory. Every day, there are new and damning allegations from the people who knew and best, and over the next hour or so, we're going to hear even more of them. Well, joining me now is the podcast and commentator Jason Lee, attorney Benjamin Chu, who represented Johnny Depp in his defamation case against Amber Heard,

the former Diddy Publicist and host of the naughty but nice podcast, Rob Schueter,

and from Vlad TV, DJ Vlad. Welcome to all of you. I'm going to start first by talking to Milo Morales,

who worked as Sean Combs' makeup artists for many years, was also friends with Cassandra Cassie Ventura,

as well as Diddy's deceased partner, Kim Porter.

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