Hi, guys, welcome to a new episode of Legally Brunette.

I will be your host today, Emily Simpson with Shane.

With Shane Simpson.

First of all, just a reminder to everyone that we are now on our own feed.

So when we have weekly episodes, they will go on to our new own Legally Brunette feed.

So please make sure that if you haven't done so already, make sure that you find us, wherever you listen to your podcast, make sure you follow us, leave a review if you would like. Join the community. Join the community. All right, we're going to do a few updates first before we go into the Ellen Greenberg case. First of all, I know that you've probably seen Diddy in the news again. So if you do remember that the jury

acquitted Combs of racketeering and sex trafficking charges back in July, but convicted him on two of

the lesser charges, which were transporting former girlfriends for prostitution. The judge, Subramanian,

sentenced Sean Diddy Combs just recently to 50 months in prison and

fined him $500,000 and ordered five years of supervised release. Before he was sentenced,

Combs addressed the judge begging for mercy and apologizing for his sick actions. You know,

I also saw, and I don't know if you saw this, but I also saw that his defense

team made a, like a montage, like a video of what?

Of what?

Like, being with his family.

I think they were trying to show.

They're trying to make him like a human?

Yeah, like they're trying to humanize him.

So apparently they showed some

video montage of him, you know, with like his kids and being a dad. And it's like, forget about all

that other shady stuff that he was involved in. Just watch this. This is the real trial right here.

So prosecutors had pushed for more than 11 years while the defense sought 14 months, which would have

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