Pregnant Cassie Ventura debuts baby bump on red carpet
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Cassie Ventura proudly showed off her baby bump while attending her first red carpet event in over a year, and fans are glad to have her back.
The 38-year-old singer and actress made a rare appearance at the premiere of MobLand on Friday, March 28 at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London, alongside her husband, Alex Fine.
Dressed in matching all-black and leather outfits, Ventura shared a glimpse of their special night on Instagram, captioning a carousel, “Date night at the @mobland_pplus UK Premiere. I love you @alexfine44 ♥️♥️♥️♥️.” It’s safe to say fans ran to the comments section.
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“That glow is priceless 😍,” one fan noted, while another commented “Aaawww lil bumpety bump😍.”
“🔥🔥🔥🔥 Come onnnn power couple 😍😍😍,” another said.
A fourth noted, “Girl upgraded for sure. Alex Fine is soooooo FINE!! 😍👏🏽❤️.”
The event marked her first red carpet since filing a lawsuit against her ex, Sean “Diddy” Combs, in November 2023, where she accused him of sexual assault, abuse, and more.
The lawsuit, which made headlines for its shocking claims, was settled within 24 hours, with Combs asserting that the agreement was made to “resolve this matter amicably” and not an admission of guilt. Ventura’s allegations set off a chain reaction, with several other individuals coming forward to sue the music mogul for similar accusations.
While Combs denied all allegations, disturbing footage of a 2016 incident surfaced in May 2024, showing Combs dragging and assaulting Ventura through a hotel hallway. Although the statute of limitations prevented criminal charges, Combs issued an apology. He later faced federal charges related to sex trafficking and racketeering, which are currently under investigation, and is currently in jail as he awaits trial in May.
This pregnancy is Ventura’s third, as she is already mom to her and Fine’s two daughters, Frankie, 5, and Sunny, 3. She and Fine have been married since August 2019.
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