Diddy's Ex Delivers Baby No. 3 Just Weeks After Testifying in High-Profile Criminal Trial
Diddy's Ex Delivers Baby No. 3 Just Weeks After Testifying in High-Profile Criminal Trial originally appeared on WeHaveKids.
The last few weeks of pregnancy can be a lot for a person to go through. Between being uncomfortable, losing that second trimester energy bump, and getting to the point you feel like you're going to pop — it gets rough. But, Cassie Venture made it through all of that, and a high-profile court case, before welcoming her third baby to the world. You can learn more about her new bundle of joy, as well as what she was doing two weeks prior to giving birth, below.
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The 38-year-old welcomed a bouncing baby boy with her husband Alex Fine in mid-May. The birth was shared by a source who spoke with TMZ, and People magazine later confirmed the information.
This happy news comes just three months after Venture first announced she and her husband were expecting again, which she shared in a sweet Instagram post that featured a pregnant woman emoji, a blue heart, and the number three.
Of course, fans that have been following Venture's pregnancy know that it hasn't exactly been a quiet one. That's because the singer was among some of the more high-profile people called to testify in the criminal trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Venture's testimony made headlines after she shared some of the harrowing things she said she experienced while in a long-term relationship with her ex. And while they were hard to hear, it had to be even harder for Venture to relive, especially since we now know that she was less than two weeks from giving birth when she shared the details of the former couple's intimate relationship.
But, with all of that behind her, and a new baby in her arms, it sounds like things are looking up for Venture and her family. Congrats to the newly minted family of five. Here's hoping things are extra quiet for a little bit!
Up Next:Diddy's Ex Delivers Baby No. 3 Just Weeks After Testifying in High-Profile Criminal Trial first appeared on WeHaveKids on May 29, 2025
This story was originally reported by WeHaveKids on May 29, 2025, where it first appeared.
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