Diddy, the dirty money boss, is defended by Kalenna Harper, who says Cassie was a “naive” drug addict who enjoyed doing lap dances

Despite the growing number of lawsuits against Sean “Diddy” Combs, one individual remains by his side.

Kalenna Harper of the musical group Dirty Money, which is led by Diddy, is disparaging Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s ex-girlfriend, in addition to standing behind her former employer.

Harper stated in a recent interview with Break Beat Media that although she adored Cassie, she was a party girl who had a severe addiction.

Love her unconditionally. Impetuous. like getting a high. Regarding the singer, Harper remarked, “She enjoys partying.” “I witnessed Cassie’s development from a little child. That person was prepared to essentially offer everyone motherf***ing lap dances. Get intoxicated and simply enjoy yourself, you know.

Due to years of physical and sexual abuse, Cassie filed a lawsuit against the founder of Bad Boy in November 2023. Combs agreed to a 24-hour settlement, but Cassie’s courage in coming out encouraged the filing of more cases against Diddy with similar charges. Dawn Richard, the third member of Dirty Money, filed another complaint, claiming Harper doesn’t believe her.

“I don’t act that way when I’m with Dawn. “And I will not tolerate any business,” she declared. “I didn’t notice that. You behave so strange that I had to ask myself, “What the f**k is going on with you?” You’re a strange asshole.

In September, when Richard filed his initial lawsuit against Combs, Harper issued a statement asserting that she did not see any of the abuse Richard claimed to have witnessed while they were together. Among the many accusations she made, Dawn said Diddy had confined her in a car, scolded her, and even made unwelcome sexual attempts.

Harper responded to one of the allegations in Richard’s complaint on her Instagram Stories around a month prior to this interview.

She and Harper reportedly witnessed the notorious music tycoon abusing Cassie in his Los Angeles home, according to her lawsuit, which Kalenna refuted.

“In my lengthy statement, I acknowledge the recent lawsuit filed by Dawn Richard, in which my name has been mentioned 33 times,” she said. “Although I completely respect Dawn’s right to share her experiences, I want to make it clear that her story is her own and should not be taken as a universal truth that applies to all parties.”

Harper went on, “Many of the accusations and incidents detailed in this suit are not representative of my experiences, and some do not align with my own truth, even though I was present in some of the same professional settings mentioned.”

She went on to say, “Tony [Vick] and I have always conducted ourselves with the highest level of professionalism and integrity,” referring to her husband. Neither did we engage in nor knew of any conduct that may be seen as abusive or illegal.

“I will not be going into any further details as this is now part of an ongoing legal process,” she added. My emphasis remains on the same commitment and optimism that have always served as my compass. I believe the judicial system will investigate this matter fairly and thoroughly, and I am in favor of any procedure that aims to find the truth.