Cassie Ventura, ex-girlfriend of Sean "Diddy" Combs, appeared on a red carpet in London with her husband Alex Fine, marking their first public appearance in over a year. The couple, who reportedly left the United States, attended the world premiere of "MobLand" season two.
Ventura, 40, and Fine, 33, presented a united front at the event held at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square. Ventura wore a strapless grey midi dress with matching heels and styled her dark hair with a middle part. The couple shares three children.
Meanwhile, Combs' release date from Federal Correctional Institution (FCI), Fort Dix in New Jersey has been subject to multiple adjustments. Most recently, his discharge date was reportedly moved to February 5, 2028, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. This follows a previous adjustment to February 20, 2028, made after Combs was reportedly involved in a prison fight.
Combs, 56, was found guilty in a 2025 federal trial on two counts of transporting prostitutes across state lines for the purpose of sex. He was acquitted on more serious charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. A judge sentenced him to four years and two months in prison, with his sentence beginning in October 2025.
His release date has fluctuated since the start of his sentence. Initially slated for summer, it was subsequently moved to April, then February, then January, and most recently to February 5, 2028. The Federal Bureau of Prisons stated it does not comment on individual inmate conditions or the specifics of release date changes due to privacy, safety, and security reasons.
The reported prison fight occurred shortly before his release date was last adjusted. Sources claimed Combs retaliated after another inmate insulted him, leading to a physical altercation that was quickly broken up by guards. Combs was reportedly placed in solitary confinement following the incident.
According to reports, Combs has had several infractions at the New Jersey prison since his transfer on October 30. Representatives for Combs have denied claims of rule violations, stating his focus is on personal growth and sobriety. A spokesperson told the Daily Mail that rumors would likely surface during his time in prison and asked for privacy for his personal growth.
During Combs' trial, Ventura testified about alleged abuse she endured from him over more than a decade. The judge who sentenced Combs condemned his actions, citing "savage" abuse and stating that Combs caused "irreparable harm" to his victims. Combs was also sentenced to five years of supervised release following his prison term.