The fallout from the sexual abuse and assault lawsuits against rapper Diddy continues. Ex-girlfriend, Cassie, opened the floodgates in suing the rapper for drugging, raping and sex trafficking her over the course of 10-years. Then four more women sued Diddy. The lawsuits allege the same pattern of criminal misconduct by Diddy.

Now 18 companies have dropped him and sided with his accusers. Diddy's empire is being burned to the ground due to his cruel and unconscionable conduct towards others. He has no one to blame but himself for treating people in this manner.

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18 Companies Flee Sean Combs’ Latest Business as Allegations Mount

”We felt a moral imperative to end our relationship,” one company said of mogul’s Empower Global in light of physical and sexual abuse allegations

December 10, 2023 - As Sean Combs faces a growing list of sexual-abuse lawsuits and steps aside from his chairman role at Revolt, fallout is mounting in another corner of his empire, with more than a dozen companies distancing themselves from his recently launched e-commerce platform Empower Global.

A total of 18 brands have confirmed to Rolling Stone that they have severed ties with the online marketplace for Black-owned businesses after R&B singer Casandra “Cassie” Ventura and three other women accused the producer turned entrepreneur of sexual assault and physical violence.

“This decision was made on the day that Casandra Ventura filed her lawsuit,” Annette Njau, founder of luxury-bag, eyewear, and apparel company House of Takura, tells Rolling Stone. “We take the allegations against Mr. Combs very seriously and find such behavior abhorrent and intolerable. We believe in victims’ rights, and support victims in speaking their truth, even against the most powerful of people.”

Annette Azan, founder of undergarment and shapewear line Nuudii System, says she also terminated her Empower Global account the day she learned of Ventura’s allegations. Lenard Grier, co-founder of No One Clothiers, says his company acted immediately as well. “While this decision was difficult due [to] the reverence we once held for Mr. Combs as a leader in business and entertainment, it was clearly the correct choice,” Grier tells Rolling Stone. “Our brand is founded on the belief that every individual is important and worthy of respect, regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, etc. The allegations against Mr. Combs are in direct conflict with these beliefs. In turn, we felt a moral imperative to end our relationship.”

Ashli Goudelock, founder of luxury skin-care brand Tsuri, says her company “unequivocally seeks to terminate” its association with Empower Global. “As a women-owned and -led company, we do not and will not linger in a gray area about the mistreatment of women,” she says...

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