Cassie’s rape allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs have cost him at least one employee at his Revolt TV media company.
On Monday, popular podcaster Dawn Montgomery announced on X that she would be stepping down from the role after Cassie — born Casandra Ventura, 37 — filed bombshell court papers alleging a nearly decade-long, volatile relationship with Diddy that involved sexual assault, trafficking and physical abuse.
“I won’t be signing on to do the [third] season of @revolttv’s ‘Monuments To Me’ podcast,” Montgomery posted.
“I am a SA survivor [and] I cannot be a part of a show that’s supposed to uplift black women while [Diddy] leads the company,” she wrote, adding, “Believe Black women.”
Montgomery alleged that Revolt’s leadership did not speak out about the allegations. “[Their silence] says a lot,” she wrote.
We’re told the company has not reached out to her since she announced her departure and her post went viral.
Montgomery told us when we reached out that she was trying to keep word of her exit within her network, but she added, “I said what I said.”
A rep for Revolt did not get back to us, and a rep for Diddy did not immediately comment.
We also hear that Diddy has a tight rein over the media company, which he founded in 2013. An insider said Revolt leadership allegedly forbids staffers from writing anything negative about Diddy or his close pals.
It appears Revolt did not initially report on Cassie’s shocking lawsuit accusing the hip hop mogul of years of abuse. The outlet subsequently covered Diddy’s lawyer’s response to the case, after Diddy and Cassie settled out of court just 24 hours after the lawsuit became public.
Diddy, 54, released a statement explaining, “We have decided to resolve this matter amicably. I wish Cassie and her family all the best.”
His lawyer, Ben Brafman, released a subsequent statement saying,…
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