Cassie's husband Alex Fine took to social media on May 17 to send a message to domestic violence perpetrators.
US newspaper SUN reports that the 31-year-old posted a poignant message on Instagram after footage emerged of Diddy abusing his now-wife Cassie Ventura.
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As previously reported, a video was released of Diddy attacking the singer in a hotel.
Alex's letter to the perpetrators
The coach shared a message he allegedly wrote “some time ago.” He explained, “I want my children and every other child to live in a world that is safe for women and girls, protects them and treats them as equals.”
Furthermore, he shared that he would like to “Women and Children” not to feel “alone.” Alex provided the phone number for a domestic violence hotline.
The father of two wrote: “Men who hit women are not men. Men who enable and protect are not men.” Additionally, he encouraged men to stop domestic violence if they witnessed it.
“Since men’s violence against women should not be inevitable, check your brothers, check your friends and your family.” he explained. “Our daughters, sisters, mothers and wives should feel protected and loved. Treat the women in your life with the utmost respect. Men who hurt women hate women.”
Fine's words to the survivors
Fine wanted survivors to know there are resources to help them.
“To all survivors, you are not alone, and there are men who help and love.” he added. “…there are men and women who care about your well-being and safety.”
Furthermore, he stated: “We want you to be successful and develop. To all women and children: I am sorry that you live in a world where you are not protected and do not feel equal.”
Cassie's husband also said: “I want to raise my daughters in a world where they feel safe and loved.”
Additionally, he spoke to abusive men.
“To the perpetrators, you are finished, you are no longer safe…” he said. “….the men at your side are just as weak.”
“…you are so unhappy with yourself that death would be considered a kindness,” Fine concluded.
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