Danity Kane Alum D. Woods breaks silence on Didi

Former member of the Girl Group Daniti Kane, d. Woods, she broke her silence on her interactions with the disgraceful music pole Sean “Didi” Combs.

During a recent interview, Woods shared the details of her “worrying interactions” with rapper.

She also participated in Discover the investigation The documentary, “The Fall of Didi”, although the lawyer of the rapper described the accusations against him as “pure imagination.”

She explained her decision to talk about her experiences now, saying: “I would like to say that this moment now is the time when I feel my experience, my truth will really be heard and I really think.”

The former Danity Kane member, Didi Group, said that Didi’s positive image in society before now would have been complicated if I spoke earlier.

She said: “As you know, he looks at him as a hero of our society, and I am among them, I also looked at him. So many people do not want to believe that their hero can be this other person.”

During the interview, Woods revealed that the besieged rapper created a “verbal abusive work environment” for Danity Kane members.

I participated, “He did this in different ways with all of us, as you know, choose and urge them, and only a way to chip and roads, but after that.”

The 41 -year -old said that she often felt the subject because of her experiences with Daidi, adding: “Someone who treats you constantly like a piece of meat, just turns you on your sexual attractiveness.”

Woods also remember to live in fear because of the work environment. She said: “In some environments, it was frightening to be yourself.”

When I was asked what you will say to my new one if she had the opportunity to talk to him today, Woods said: “I honestly do not know, but I do not think that you should really say anything, as long as I have a high heading and the return of my shoulder.”

In addition to the interview, Woods will also tell her experiences in the upcoming documentary, “The Fall of Deddy”, which will be broadcast on January 27 on January 27 Discover the investigation.

However, Daidi’s lawyer responded to the documentary through a statement of Good morning America.

The statement is partially read, “Producers have failed to save time or adequate details for their representatives to handle unnecessary claims, and many unlimited participants whose allegations lack context.”

“By blocking this information, they made it impossible for Mr. Compes to make facts to confront these fabricated accusations,” Daidi’s lawyer also said.

They said that Didi was completely confident “in the facts and the judicial process, where the truth will prevail,” before she added, “The accusations against him are pure imagination.”

Since Didi was arrested and he was charged with sex trafficking by force, transfer to engage in prostitution and blackmail, many people have made demands against him.

He was one of those who accused the rapper last night, Courtney Burgis, who claimed to have alleged sexual tapes that include him.

Didi claimed that Burgis and Mitchell fabricated and amplified false allegations against him, including claiming to have alleged sexual tapes for the rapper.

He also claimed that NexStar Media Group, owned by the group and broadcast accusations without the appropriate due care.

According to Dahidi, their actions caused economic damage and great reputation and threatens his chances of obtaining an unbiased jury when his trial begins in May.

In an interview to share it The art of dialogueShapiro hinted that there will be more charges against Didi.

He said: “As you know, first and foremost, I think there will be a different set of charges from what he is facing now,” he added, “At any time you are in the federal court, at any time you are not on bail, you have an arduous battle.”

When asked if Didi had a “good fighting opportunity” to restore his freedom, Shapiro replied, “Oh, there is always an opportunity. I mean, every trial has an opportunity. You are going with the assumption of innocence.”

However, he felt that the difficulties against the music producer were many. “But the Federal Court of New York, you are detained … it is a difficult and difficult battle,” said Shapiro.