Ana Navarro Says Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Should Be Treated Like a ‘Leper’ After Disturbing Cassie Video

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Ana Navarro Says Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Should Be Treated Like a ‘Leper’ After Disturbing Cassie Video



Ana Navarro encouraged people to treat Sean “Diddy” Combs like a “leper” after a video surfaced in 2016 showing him attacking ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

Ana Navarro urged people to treat Sean “Diddy” Combs like a “leper and a criminal” after a disturbing video appeared online showing him attacking Cassie Ventura. View/ABC

As Navarro noted on Monday episode of “View” that Los Angeles police can no longer charge the “I’ll Be Missing You” rapper due to the statute of limitations, but that shouldn’t stop people from treating him differently.

“Look, the LAPD may not be able to charge him, but we can avoid him and he should be treated like the leper, social leper and criminal that he is,” she said.

“He should be treated like a leper, a social leper and the criminal that he is,” she said on Monday’s episode of “The View.” View/ABC
Navarro and her co-hosts discussed the video that came to light showing Combs’ 2016 assault on Ventura. Getty Images for Roc Nation

The 52-year-old political commentator explained that she does not expect to “see him at any restaurant” or at an “award show” and will not buy anything from “any brand he is associated with.”

“I think this guy needs to be treated and face terrible social consequences,” she doubled down.

Navarro also sharply criticized those in Combs’ circle who may have “enabled, excused and looked the other way from all this type of behavior” for decades.

Navarro added that Combs should “face terrible social consequences” as a result of his actions. View/ABC
Then on Sunday, the rapper shared an apology video. Diddy/Instagram

Navarro and her other “View” co-hosts also analyzed a video Combs, 54, released on Sunday, in which he apologized and expressed his “disgust” with what he did in the video.

But they pointed out that he never specifically apologized to Ventura, 37, or even mentioned her name.

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“I don’t think the video we’ve seen will change public opinion about him because I didn’t hear him say, ‘I’m sorry, Cassie.’ I didn’t hear that. “I heard ‘I’m sorry’ – I heard a lot of ‘I was looking for help’,” Sunny Hostin said.

“I don’t think the video we’ve seen will change public opinion about him because I didn’t hear him say, ‘I’m sorry, Cassie,'” Sunny Hostin noted. View/ABC
Whoopi Goldberg added that “it’s easier to regret when people find out you lied.” View/ABC

Whoopi Goldberg also argued that “it’s easier to regret when people find out you lied because you said you didn’t do it.”

The former actress alluded to Combs previously denying Ventura’s harassment allegations after she filed a lawsuit against him in November 2023.

The shocking footage, originally obtained by CNN and published Friday, shows Combs punching, kicking and dragging Ventura through a hotel hallway in 2016.

Combs has previously denied abusing Ventura. Matteo Pradoni/BFA/Shutterstock
The “Coming Home” rapper apologized after CNN obtained video of him beating Ventura in 2016 AP

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Two days later, Combs posted a selfie video in which he said, “It’s very difficult to reflect on the darkest moments in life, but sometimes you have to do it. I was fucked up. I mean, I’ve hit rock bottom, but I’m not making excuses.

“My behavior while watching this video is inexcusable. I take full responsibility for my actions in this video. I’m disgusted,” he said in part.

“My behavior while watching this video is inexcusable. I take full responsibility for my actions in this video. I’m disgusted,” he said in part. Diddy/Instagram
Ventura has not addressed the leaked footage or her ex’s video on social media. Jeff Vespa

Ventura has not yet addressed either the footage or her ex’s social media post, but her lawyer urged him to make a statement “more about himself than the many people he has hurt.”

“When Cassie and numerous other women came forward, he denied everything and suggested his victims were looking for a payday,” Page Six said in a statement Sunday.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues mentioned in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.