Cassie testifies that Diddy stopped “freak-off” to confront Suge Knight in Los Angeles

“I was screaming and crying, ‘Please don’t do anything stupid.'”

Cassie Ventura claimed in her shocking testimony against Sean “Diddy” Combs on Tuesday, May 13, that one of their “freak-offs” was postponed so the Bad Boy founder could face rival Suge Knight at a café in Los Angeles. 

During the second part of her testimony on Tuesday, May 13, the singer of “Me & U” revealed that she had a “freak-off” in Los Angeles, which Puff interrupted when she learned Knight was at a nearby restaurant. 

According to NBC, Ventura said, “We were having a freak off in one of his homes in L.A. and he said Suge was at Mel’s Diner and we packed up and drove down there.” “Please don’t do anything stupid,” I cried and screamed. What they were intending to do was unknown to me.

Although Ventura did not elaborate, Puff and Suge have a long-standing animosity that dates back to the East Coast vs. West Coast rap conflict of the 1990s, which resulted in the killings of Tupac Shakur, a member of Knights’ Death Row, and The Notorious B.I.G., a member of Puff’s Bad Boy.

More recently, Suge, who is incarcerated for 28 years, hinted that he is aware of Diddy’s past “secrets.” During his September 2024 Collect Call with Suge Knight podcast, Suge stated, “I’ll tell you what, Puffy, your life is in danger ’cause you know the secrets of who’s involved in that little secret room you guys are participating in.” “If they can, you know they’ll get you. I surrendered. The majority of the time, you have to face the facts.

Knight went on to tease, saying, “I’m going to offer you some serious advise, puffy. Two short items. A choice must be made. In prison, you will either be kneeling and sitting down or standing up and pi**ing. If you’re squatting and pi**ing, you know what that means, so I suggest you try the first one. Don’t spend your time as Brother Love. A bad code name might be Brother Love.

Combs is presently on trial for transportation to engage in prostitution, sex trafficking, and racketeering.