Kim Porter’s father breaks silence on Diddy’s arrest and claims about her death

Kim Porter’s father has broken his silence regarding the arrest of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, who had a long-term relationship with the model.
Porter, an American model, tragically passed away at 47 in November 2018. She was romantically involved with Diddy, also known as Sean Combs, from 1994 to 2007.
The couple shared three children: son Christian Combs, 26, and twin daughters Jessie and D’Lila, 17.
The music industry has been shaken by recent legal troubles involving Diddy, 54.
His properties across the United States were searched by the FBI, and he was arrested in New York this month.
He is being held without bail on accusations of numerous serious crimes, including sex trafficking, kidnapping, arson, witness intimidation, obstruction of justice, and racketeering.
Combs has pleaded not guilty to all charges and strongly denies all allegations
After Kim’s death, her father, Jake Porter, 78, was seen mourning with Diddy at her funeral. He now reportedly feels torn about the rapper’s shocking arrest.
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Jake disclosed that he saw a historic video from 2016, released by CNN in May this year, showing Diddy assaulting then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.
Jake, grappling with the legal turmoil surrounding his late daughter’s ex-boyfriend, told MailOnline: “Aware of [the allegations] from the news.”
He expressed his revulsion upon viewing the footage involving Cassie (Ventura), saying: “When I saw the video of what he did to Cassie (Ventura). I was disgusted. I don’t really have much to say beyond that.
“Everyone’s innocent until proven guilty I guess, but the truth will come out.”
Jake also cast doubt on the investigation into his daughter’s death, which was attributed to lobar pneumonia, bluntly dismissing it as: “A load of c—.”
However, he stopped short of demanding a new inquiry into Kim’s passing.