Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ex head of security claims he saved Cassie 'and other people' from alleged attacks and used his diabetes as excuse to avoid his former boss - as star is sued for rape by third woman

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' former head of security Roger Bonds has again addressed claims the rapper was abusive to women in a new post shared to Instagram on Wednesday after he uploaded a cryptic comment last week.

Bonds, who worked for the singer over 10 years ago, was named in a sexual abuse lawsuit from Cassie, a former girlfriend of Diddy's. 

Roger shared in his new post that Cassie's claims are just part of a long history of abuse from the rapper. And he added there were many more abuse cases that he witnessed firsthand.

Bonds also said he used his own diabetes diagnosis to often avoid the rapper because he was 'sick' of covering up for his boss.

The security guard promised to divulge details of Diddy's wrongdoings, though he never named the A-list artist in his new Instagram post.

Bonds' post seems a bit late, however, as Cassie settled her lawsuit with Diddy one day after she filed it. Diddy was then hit with two other similar lawsuits.

In Cassie's lawsuit she claimed Roger had to step in when he attacked her in Los Angeles in 2009. 

It appears that Roger may be working on a new project as his Instagram post added the hashtag for #2FacesTHEDOCUMENTARY and #ROGERBONDSMYTRUTH.

DailyMail.com has reached out to Diddy's reps for comment.

The video shared to Instagram shows Roger in a puffy silver jacket over a gray hoodie as he sits in a car.

'There comes a time when you in a situation that may seem like a good situation but if you not wakin' up happy or if you disgruntled or you really don't want to be around that person you find every excuse to get out of there. And I got diabetes,' he began.

'So my excuse was I can't be with you every day... I'm losing weight, I'm doing that, but in reality it was I was sick, I was sick of you and I was sick of everything going on around you, I was sick of having to cover up everything you did, I was sick,' he added.

Then he named Cassie. 

'Cassie spoke on it, she said yeah I jumped on it, I jumped in between it, but that was not the only time, there were other times, and I jumped on it with other people.'

This comes after Bonds took to his Instagram on Saturday to share a cryptic message about Cassie's filing, which named Bonds as a witness to Diddy's alleged abuse of Cassie.

'This is not meant to be threats or snitching or anything like that against Cassie or Diddy or anyone else,' Bonds wrote alongside photos of him posing with Diddy and Cassie on separate occasions. 'This is me telling my truth as I truly remember it for 2 reasons only.'

He concluded: '1st because I have 4 daughters so on all dudes my truth as I seen it, saw it and was involved with it for yrs.'

The post was captioned, 'IM WILLING TO TELL MY TEUTH [sic] BECAUSE FOR SO MANY YRS I WAS QUIET , Nothing matters now but FAMILY.'

Included in the accompanying photo carousal was a screen shot of the lawsuit where Bonds was named as a witness to a 2009 incident where Cassie claims Diddy assaulted her after he learned 'she was talking to another music manager at a club in L.A,' per TMZ. 

Cassie claimed that Diddy attacked her in the car after the club outing and Bonds attempted to intervene, according to the outlet.

However, Bonds' Instagram post is unclear if he is confirming Cassie's account or denying it. It is also unclear whether he will speak more about it in the future.

Cassie, 37, accused Diddy of controlling and abusing her for over a decade in the lawsuit.

The singer said during that time he beat her, forced her to do drugs and ordered her to have sex with multiple male prostitutes — while he watched and recorded the encounters.

In her suit, she claims that Combs forcibly entered her apartment and raped her in the final days of their relationship, after the two had dined together in Malibu, California.

'After years in silence and darkness. I am finally ready to tell my story, and to speak up on behalf of myself and for the benefit of other women who face violence and abuse in their relationships,' she said in her suit.

Diddy has denied all claims of abuse, and Cassie's case was dismissed after the parties reached a settlement settled on Monday. However, two other women have stepped forward accusing the rapper of sexual assault. 

The 54-year-old rapper-turned-mogul was sued in New York County Supreme Court by an anonymous woman who claim he and the singer–songwriter Aaron Hall both took turns raping her and a friend back in 1990 or 1991, Rolling Stone reported on Friday.

Jane Doe also claims in her suit that Diddy later visited her after the alleged rape and choked her over fears that her friend might tell his then-girlfriend about the sexual assault.

The news comes shortly after the music executive was sued by a second woman, who claimed that he drugged and sexually assaulted her when she was a student in 1991.

In a statement to DailyMail.com shared by his spokesperson, Combs vehemently denied the allegations listed in the lawsuit while describing it as a 'money grab.'

Cassie shot to fame as a teenager with the release of her debut single Me & U in 2006 - a year after she met Combs.

The pair engaged in an on-off romance for more than a decade - while Cassie attempted to launch a sustained and successful music and acting career.

They split for good in 2018.