Ex-makeup artist for Diddy and Cassie: I have kept this secret for 14 years

I want to bring in Mylah Morales. She is a former

makeup

artist

for Diddy and also Cassie Ventura, she worked for Diddy for

years

and eventually became friends with Cassie. In 2010, Myla alleges that she heard Cassie being physically abused and witnessed the aftermath of the alleged attack. She joins me now. Myla, thank you very much for being here. This has been enlightening and infuriating for many people. Disturbing, devastating. You can go through the list of things, but it's very difficult to talk about. I know how to witness anything. Tell me how you must feel knowing that

this

has even come to light.

Well, I've

kept

this

secret

for about 14

years

. I mean, the first time I experienced it was in 2010, and I was in the hotel room when Puff broke, you know, walked in and I had no idea Cassie was gone. And when I woke up, I saw her presence enter the room. They went into the bedroom and closed the door, and all I could hear was screaming and shouting and whatever was going on there, I don't know. But all I could think about was grabbing Cassie's things and starting to pack them up and just get her somewhere safe and bring her to my house.

That's kind of what happened that night. And once she left the room, she was brutally beaten. Oh Lord. What was her physical appearance like? I mean, she had knots, knots in her head. Black eye, busted lip. but many knots all over the head. Did she go to the police at that time or something? No. No, we didn't know what to do at the time because, you know, Puffy is a very powerful person. And we were pretty terrified. So, you know, I brought her to my house and my friend who is a doctor called her and she thanked God that she was in town because we didn't know what to do.

And she treated her, you know, just to make sure she didn't

have

a concussion or anything like that. But it was really painful to see Cassie like that because she is, you know, a beautiful human being. And for a man to hurt any type of woman, child or animal, it doesn't matter. But Cass is a good friend of mine and I felt, you know, that she didn't know what to do. I felt like I didn't even know how to describe how I felt that night. Did she describe how she felt knowing that had happened? And did you

have

the feeling that it was the first time?

She didn't seem like it. Because it wasn't like that, it was almost like, you know, I feel like she might have been embarrassed to have that happen in front of me. but the incident you are talking about is even before what we saw in this horrible video from our hotel, floor when that video came out, how did she feel knowing that it had already been released? No, I was devastated when I saw that video because it was like I actually witnessed what could have happened in that room and more, you know, that it was an incident in the hallway.

Who knows what happened, you know, in that room when I was outside and I was devastated, really. I've been devastated since the court cases came out and how, you know, he mistreated Cassie. He has resolved the shoot that specifically involves her. But there are others and there are sources telling CNN that most of the people currently suing Diddy are actually talking to federal investigators, indicating that the Justice Department could be moving closer to an indictment. Do you think Cassie would testify against him if federal investigators asked her or forced her to? I'm not really sure I liked what I said, I can't speak for Cass, but I hope she does.

I hope so, because she is the only one who would know all the information. what do you think? Through the years. So, Myla, why do you think we found out? Certainly. You know, a lot of people in the industry condemn Disney for what they saw in that video, but it hasn't been a universal outcry within the industry. Specifically, why do you think this is? Because it is a very small industry and we all know each other. And I feel like people are afraid to talk about it. And the only reason I am is because I'm friends with Cassie and I really care about her a lot.

And I am outraged. And very, very, heartbroken by how he's been treating her. It just breaks my heart. And I just can't imagine being a man, a man treating a woman that way. And not just a woman, but a friend of mine that I've known since I was a teenager. So, you know, I knew Cassie before all this. So it's just that she disgusts me. Of all the women you've worked with and the people who are eager to be in the industry, I can only imagine what they are exposed to, how they could be exploited and abused in various ways.

And that's why the idea of ​​not hearing so many people speak is very frustrating and hurtful to many. It is, it is, it is. It's frustrating and hurtful even to me because I just watch, you know, I know what's going on behind the scenes and I can't imagine why no one is talking. I mean, everyone is quiet and silent. I don't know, maybe they're afraid. I mean, we've all been afraid. So, you know, I hope this is the turning point in my life, I think so, I really hope it is. Thank you very much for joining.

I hope so. Thank you very much Laura for inviting me.