This week, Clayton Howard used a video to share his perspective with the public. In response to Ventura’s recent move to have his case dismissed, Howard, who is suing Sean “Diddy” Combs and Cassie Ventura in California federal court over what he claims are years of sexual exploitation connected to the so-called freak offs, uploaded an almost ten-minute monologue.
From the very beginning, the film is aggressive and mainly relies on personal attacks; a large portion of it is directed against Cassie in language that is too derogatory to be reprinted here.
Ex-male escort Clayton Howard, who is currently suing Diddy and Cassie, reacts to Cassie leaving the United States after he filed his lawsuit pic.twitter.com/wr3vOfG5Fd
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Howard begins by criticizing the press’s portrayal of him. He disputes the term “professional escort,” claiming that the references that are making the rounds online allude to something that happened to him over ten years ago. He further accuses the media of portraying him in an inaccurate light.
He then focuses on the case itself, alleging that Cassie and her legal team, which is headed by the Wigdor firm, are working together to harass and defame him.
The Diddy criminal trial is the focal point of his argument. Howard maintains that Ventura was dishonest about her story and asserts that her sworn evidence in that case really confirms his own accusations.
