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Welcome to the naughty but nice. I'm your host host, Rob Shooter, and it's Thursday, which means after a little bit of time away, our dear friend Mark Lupo was with us. Hey, loopie, are you there? Lippi, Lewis here. Hey, Rob. I love our Thursdays. I love our Thursdays. A little gossip, a little chit-chat. Don't you love it? It's the best way to kick off my long weekend is with you, Rob. You were so sweet. I get to do this every single day. I'm so grateful to all the co-hosts. I'm so grateful to all the naughties that listen, that allow us to do this. But we have created something so much fun. I hope that you guys get at least 10 or 20% of the enjoyment I get. And that will be enough. I get so much joy out of doing this show. I'm glad that you do too. Let's jump in. It's a big day. Today's show is sort of got a theme. We don't really do theme shows, but there's so much news on Diddy. It's

pretty much a Diddy show. Let's be honest. It's a full Diddy show. So if that's not your thing, if this trial's not your thing, I'll see you tomorrow. But if it is your thing, lucky, you, because we're going to jump into it. What time is it, my friends? It is. Tea Time. Big story at the top of the show. So Cassie has beefed up her security after the

Diddy verdict. So Cassie, she's not waiting around to see what happens next because multiple

sources has told me that the singer and former long-time girlfriend of Didi has dramatically

increased her personal security in the wake of the bombshell

conviction. So one source told me, quote, after everything she's been through, she's not taken any

chances. She's in full protection mode for herself and her family. I should point out that she did

hire extra bodyguards when we didn't

know if Diddy was getting out. So yesterday he got off from the real serious charges, but there were

two felonies that he was convicted of. I think Diddy thought he was walking out of court yesterday.

I think after that very dramatic morning,

he was waiting until about five o'clock for the judge to decide what happened next. The judge decided

he had to stay in prison. I'm sure that has given a lot of people some comfort mark. I don't want

to put myself into this story and I'm certainly no casso, but I must admit, when he felt like he got off and he didn't, he got off some of the big charges. These are still very serious charges. I think he could be in jail for 20 years. He'll probably be in for, I guess, three to four. I spoke to some lawyers. But I did have a moment where I was like, oh, no, it going to come for me? I've been quite honest about

what he was like working with him. I think there's many, many other people on that list above me,

but I do get it. I get someone like Cassie was so honest, so brave, so willing to stand up and

tell her story and it can feel as if why bother, particularly after this verdict. Yeah, it's surprising to

all of us. I think he got away with murder here. And you know, your point, yes, it's these charges are

serious, but he's likely to be in jail for just a few years. I feel split on this. In one way,

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