Aubrey O’Day Slams Diddy Verdict: “I’m Gonna Vomit”

Aubrey O’Day isn’t holding back her disgust over the Diddy trial outcome.

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The former Danity Kane singer broke her silence after her ex-mentor was found guilty on just 2 of 5 counts in his high-profile federal case and spared a life sentence.

Aubrey revealed she was glued to CNN, anxiously watching as the verdict came down. But when she realized Diddy would dodge the most serious charges, her stomach turned.

“I’m gonna vomit.”

She admitted, adding that her reaction was fueled by heartbreak for the alleged victims.

It’s no secret that Aubrey has long been one of Diddy’s most vocal critics, repeatedly calling out his treatment of artists under Bad Boy..

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She also just released a statement. It read:

“I’m still unpacking the magnitude of it all.
The cultural weight of this decision is immeasurable. It is heartbreaking to witness how many lives have been impacted by their experiences with Sean Combs-only for those stories to fall short in the eyes of a jury. I can only hope these jurors never have to watch someone they love endure what so many survivors have described.

My heart is with Cassie. A woman who could’ve had a life and career free of fear and control. A woman who told her truth in a courtroom, only to have the world dissect her credibility instead of her courage.

Let’s be clear: the courtroom operates by the law, but that DOES NOT mean it delivers justice. Nor is it the best place to develop the moral compass this world so urgently needs. The pattern of behavior Sean Combs has shown us over the decades is not a mystery. It’s a warning. And now, that pattern risks being reframed-and has now been legitimized by the system. This wasn’t Bonnie and Clyde-it was control, coercion, and abuse- and we have to stop rewriting history to excuse the behavior, and start normalizing accountability—no matter how powerful the person. That narrative is not just dishonest. It’s dangerous.

Women, Nor men, Nor ANY ARTIST- are the property of those with the most wealth, fame & power. We are not disposable. 12 people on a jury will not be deciding that for us.”

Looks like time and a shocking verdict haven’t healed old wounds. If anything, it’s only made them hurt more.