Aubrey O’Day was one of the first to speak out against Sean “Diddy” Combs — and she won’t be the last.

In this raw and deeply personal episode, Aubrey sits down with CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister, the journalist who helped bring the Cassie surveillance footage to light. Together, they unpack the verdict, the legal system’s limitations, and what this moment means for survivors whose stories weren’t enough to sway a jury.

Diddy may have been acquitted on three counts — but with a long trail of allegations and lawsuits still unfolding, the fight for truth and accountability is far from over.

There’s no victory dance here. Just the weight of a system that continues to fail the people it’s supposed to protect.

Aubrey O&rsquo;Day was one of the first to speak out against Sean &ldquo;Diddy&rdquo; Combs &mdash; and she won&rsquo;t be the last. In this raw and deeply personal episode, Aubrey sits down with CNN&rsquo;s Elizabeth Wagmeister, the journalist who helped bring the Cassie surveillance footage to light. Together, they unpack the verdict, the legal system&rsquo;s limitations, and what this moment means for survivors whose stories weren&rsquo;t enough to sway a jury. Diddy may have been acquitted on three counts &mdash; but with a long trail of allegations and lawsuits still unfolding, the fight for truth and accountability is far from over. There&rsquo;s no victory dance here. Just the weight of a system that continues to fail the people it&rsquo;s supposed to protect.

Amy Robach and TJ Holmes Present, an iHeartRadio podcast.

Amy Robach and TJ Holmes Present, an iHeartRadio podcast.

Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present

The Damage Is Done

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