Dawn Montgomery, who worked as Diddy’s Revolt employee, has left the network in solidarity with Cassie’s lawsuit. The Monuments to Me podcaster shocked fans by explaining why she would not return for another season of the podcast.
Dawn Montgomery Pens A Note As She Leaves Revolt
For some employees, leaving an establishment owned by a wealthy music exec would have been termed a difficult decision. But Dawn Montgomery, who has worked as Diddy’s employee for two years on the Revolt network, thinks otherwise.
Fans of the Monuments to Me podcaster were greeted with her resignation note via Twitter (X). Montgomery told fans that her decision to quit was based on Diddy’s records with Cassie, his ex-lover.
The Revolt ex-staffer explained that she has had her fair share of abuse in the past and could not continue to work for a man who dishes out violence.
Dawn Montgomery told fans that it was not a difficult decision to come by; she simply allowed her conscience
“I am grateful for the how I was able to contribute to this show & work w/my cohost Akilah! This was a wonderful opportunity brought to me by our producer Darius who saw that I needed to share more of my story & connect w/the show’s audience. This isn’t a hard decision and I’m ok,” she said.
Without mincing words, the Monuments to Me creator called out Revolt’s management team, alleging their silence on the matter is deafening.
Cassie Ventura Accuses Sean Diddy Combs of Abuse And Other Things
Cassie met Diddy as a young adult while he was well over thirty. Yet, at the time, age appeared to be merely a number. The duo dated for about a decade before parting ways.
Years after their breakup, Cassie sued Diddy for exploiting her. She claimed he rode on her naivety, exposed her to drugs, abused her physically and mentally, and made her sleep with male prostitutes.
Following the lawsuit, fans realized there might have been a connection between Kid Cudi’s exploded vehicle and Diddy. Allegedly, the rapper had threatened to blow up his car after seeing him with his ex-lover, Cassie.
Expectedly, these accusations were met with denials from the plaintiff. Diddy’s legal team claimed that Cassie was being fraudulent and wanted money. However, the former lovers settled out of court after the lawsuit was filed.
But the expose discovery from court documents has already begun to affect Diddy’s enterprise. Following Dawn Montgomery’s resignation, the Jasmine Brand reported that Angel Studios, based in Atlanta, has pulled out of their Diddy’s Deleon Day Party sponsorship.
