Kid Cudi Testifies Porsche Was Torched After Dating Cassie

During a high-profile hearing this week, rapper Kid Cudi took the stand in Cassie Ventura’s civil lawsuit against music executive Sean “Diddy” Combs. On Tuesday, Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi testified that his Porsche was intentionally set on fire after he briefly dated Ventura, providing fresh details on an alleged campaign of intimidation.

Molotov Attack On A Luxury Ride

Cudi told the court he first realized something was wrong when his Los Angeles home was broken into. Security cameras had been tampered with, and his dog was found locked in a bathroom, visibly traumatized. Soon after, a Molotov cocktail was hurled through a hole cut in the roof of his 911 Turbo, engulfing the vehicle in flames. “I believed it was intentional,” Cudi said as images of the scorched car were displayed in court and shared on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ9nDFlpILS/.

Confrontation At Soho House

The rapper recalled confronting Combs at New York’s Soho House shortly after the attack. “It was weird,” Cudi testified, describing Combs standing “like a Marvel super villain” while denying any involvement. Ventura had warned Cudi that Combs was upset once he learned of their relationship.

Diddy’s Apology Years Later

Although Combs has denied orchestrating the attack, Cudi surprised observers by revealing that the mogul privately reached out in 2021 to apologize. “I’m just sorry for all that bullsh*t,” Combs reportedly said. That admission, Cudi said, cemented his belief that Combs was connected to the arson.

Cassie’s Allegations And Civil Suit

Ventura, known professionally as Cassie, filed her complaint in December 2019, accusing Combs of assault, sexual battery, emotional distress and defamation. She claims a pattern of misconduct—including unwanted advances and threats—and seeks damages for pain and suffering. The case has highlighted issues of power dynamics in celebrity relationships.

Cassie’s Settlement Details

In a recent Instagram post, Ventura disclosed terms of a separate $20 million agreement reached to resolve related claims: https://www.instagram.com/p/DJqXLdouA0K/. She indicated the funds would cover medical expenses and punitive damages stemming from the alleged intimidation campaign.

What’s Next In The Trial

Legal experts say the key issue is linking Combs directly to the attack on Cudi’s property. Combs’s team argues there is no forensic or surveillance proof tying him to the incident. Upcoming testimony will include security specialists and forensic analysts who examined the incendiary device. A verdict could arrive later this summer.

The dramatic testimony has also sparked online debate, with fans dissecting the “super villain” remark and weighing in on the new $20 million settlement details under hashtags like #CassieVsDiddy and #CudiTestimony. As both sides prepare closing arguments, observers say the outcome could set a significant precedent in high-profile civil cases involving allegations of emotional abuse and intimidation.

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