Aubrey O’Day is breaking her silence in the midst of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ explosive trial, but she won’t be taking the stand. The former Danity Kane singer revealed her intentions as the high-stakes 𝓈ℯ𝓍 trafficking and racketeering case against the music mogul continues to unfold. In a candid interview, O’Day disclosed that she had a meeting with Homeland Security regarding her experiences but clarified that she won’t testify in court. Instead, she’s set to cover the trial for a podcast produced by Amy Robach and TJ Holmes.

O’Day expressed her longstanding concerns about Diddy, stating, “This trial is long overdue as I’ve been speaking the truth about Diddy for 20 years now.” She didn’t hold back when discussing the impact of Diddy on her life, claiming he groomed her during her time on “Making the Band” and controlled her appearance. “I could write a book one day and I probably will,” she hinted, alluding to a deeper story that resonates with many in the entertainment industry.

As the trial enters its second week, Diddy maintains his innocence against all charges, while former girlfriend Cassie Ventura’s explosive testimony continues to dominate headlines. Her presence in the courtroom was nothing short of dramatic; she entered with poise, refusing to make eye contact with Combs, who listened intently to her every word.

With allegations of abuse and control swirling, the trial is not just a legal battle but a potential turning point for the music industry, raising urgent questions about power dynamics and accountability. As O’Day steps back from the witness chair, the stakes have never been higher, and the world watches closely as the trial progresses. Justice hangs in the balance, and the revelations continue to unfold.