Jennifer Lopez ‘disgusted’ by footage of ex-boyfriend Diddy beating Cassie – but wants to SAVE her marriage

Jennifer Lopez has been left irritated and ‘heartbroken’ at the footage of her ex-boyfriend, Diddy, beating his then-girlfriend, Cassie, in a hotel corridor.

Lopez, who has allegedly been in crisis talks over her tour and is battling to save her marriage to Ben Affleck, was reportedly left disgusted at someone she once trusted turning into a ‘very damaged human being.’

The release of CNN footage showing the artist, real name Sean Combs, 54, throwing Cassie to the ground and furiously kicking her sparked widespread backlash on Friday.

Jennifer is Feeling Disgusted About the Incident

J-Lo, also 54, who dated the rapper from 1999 to 2001, reportedly has no plans to publicly address the harrowing recording, or any of the accusations levelled against him in recent months.

‘Among everything else that Jen is dealing with in her life, she is aware and has seen what Diddy did and is tremendously disappointed,’ a source said.

‘Jen is not going to address the accusations or take time to talk about them because it is not her story to tell.

‘If she is asked about it in a future interview, she will cross that path as and when it happens, but she won’t address it publicly and will not put herself in that conversation on purpose.’

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Footage of a shirtless Diddy, wrapped in a towel, and chasing Cassie, 37, down the hall at the InterContinental Hotel in Century City in 2016 went viral on Friday.

The artist can be seen grabbing her by the back of the head and slamming her on to the ground as she tried to get into an elevator, before kicking her as she lay motionless on the floor. He then dragged her back to their room by her hoodie.

On Sunday, he posted a video apology, claiming he had been in a bad place and had turned to God for forgiveness.

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