Sean Diddy Combs says “I did it” and “sorry”, but his apology isn’t genuine. (Audio Version)

Is Sean Combs honest when he says he’s sorry for assaulting his former partner? An expert statement analyst investigates.

He says he’s truly sorry - but is he? And has he got help for his issues?

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