Diddy’s Former Bodyguard Claims He Noticed Rapper Violent Towards Girls ‘4 or 5 Instances’

Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ former bodyguard is talking out in regards to the abuse allegations the rapper is going through.

On the Monday, Might 20 episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, Roger Bonds opened up about his time working for the music mogul, now 54.

When Piers Morgan requested him what number of occasions he witnessed Combs be violent towards ladies, Bonds replied, “Round 4 or 5 occasions.”

“I’ve seen him with Cassie, and I’ve seen him with Kim [Porter], his youngsters’ mom,” claims the previous head of safety of the incidents.

Bonds added that he had allegedly witnessed Combs get into “wrestling and punching matches” with ladies.

When he noticed the 2016 video that confirmed the “I will Be Lacking You” artist shoving and kicking his ex-girlfriend Cassie (born Casandra Ventura), Bonds thought “he is as much as the identical video games.”

“It did not shock me after I noticed it as a result of I’ve seen issues to this nature earlier than,” he alleges of Combs’ habits. “I’ve gotten in-between issues of this nature earlier than — and this was again in 2012.”

On Might 19, the hip-hop star shared an apology by way of an Instagram video for the altercation that passed off between Combs and Ventura, 37, within the 2016 surveillance video, which was launched by CNN on Might 17, and matches allegations his ex-girlfriend made in a now-settled lawsuit from final November.

“It is so troublesome to replicate on the darkest occasions in your life,” Combs mentioned within the clip. “Generally you gotta do this. I used to be f—ed up. I imply I hit all-time low however I make no excuses. My habits on that video is inexcusable.”

He added: “I take full duty for my actions in that video.”

“Disgusted. I used to be disgusted then after I did it, I am disgusted now. I went and I sought out skilled assist, going to remedy, going to rehab. I needed to ask God for his mercy and beauty. I am so sorry, however I am dedicated to be a greater man. Every day,” Combs continued.

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Combs then concluded the video by stating he was “not asking for forgiveness” and was “really sorry.”

On the time, a consultant for Combs didn’t instantly reply to PEOPLE’s request for extra remark.

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