Top behavior and body language analysts analyze Sean Combs' apology, providing expert reactions and insights into its sincerity.

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Sean Combs - also known as P Diddy and Puff Daddy - says he is "disgusted" by his behavior in a recently released video from 2016 which shows him attacking singer Cassie. The video is the latest development after a series of serious allegations in recent months. The most recent development is the CCTV footage, which appears to show Combs punching and kicking Cassie in a Los Angeles hotel hallway on 5 March 2016. The video was obtained by CNN. The R&B singer, whose real name is Cassandra Ventura, was his protege and girlfriend at the time. The video also shows the rapper shoving and dragging her across the floor, and throwing a vase in her direction. But it follows raids on the 54-year-old's homes in Los Angeles and Miami by Homeland Security Investigations agents on 25 March, as he faced a series of public allegations of physical and sexual violence.

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Chapters:
00:00 Diddy Apology Body Language Analysis
00:30 Sean Combs Apology
0:48 Diddy takes responsibility in apology
3:46 Response analysis and reluctance
8:15 Diddy's ambiguous apology analyzed
11:44 Public figure's insincere apology
16:23 Lack of sincerity in Diddy's apology

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