Alex Fine fell on the arms of his wife, Cassandra “Cathy” Ventura Fine.
The personal trainer ran 50 miles from Compton to Malibu, California in August 2019. This is a trekking that raised more than $55,000 to support domestic abuse survivors at Pontiac Shelter, Michigan.
Fine said he did so in gratitude to the shelter, whose mother, Pam Parker, had once helped him out.
“They are kind enough to provide help and support to my mom, and I run to give back to them in honor of the Ultra Marathon (50 miles) to raise awareness of victims of domestic violence,” he wrote in a GoFundMe post.
The 32-year-old fine captioned a clip of himself hugging his 38-year-old wife after running. “Only the ones who have always needed me. After this, I am very lucky to be able to hold her. She makes me better in every way.”
“Cassie” Ventura Fine’s “Ventura Fine” this week gave the husband’s video to a new meaning as he publicly spoke about his admiration for his wife for overcoming what Alex Fine claimed was sexual abuse and assault at the hands of her ex-boyfriend.
Despite years of humiliating treatment and abuse, Alex Fein never “brokes” the singer, Alex Fein said through his family’s lawyer, Douglas Wigdoll. He said he felt “a tremendous pride and overwhelming love for Cas” and “the deep rage that she was sitting in front of someone who tried to destroy her.”
“You didn’t. You didn’t break her mind or her smile that lit up every room,” Fine said. “You gave me the best hug and didn’t break the soul of my mother playing the stupidest game with our little girl. You didn’t break the woman who made me a better man.”
Alex Fine met Cathy at the gym. Then they fell in love
After splitting from Combs in the fall of 2018, Ventura Fine debuted her new relationship on Instagram, kissing a celebrity fitness trainer along with her photos and kissing her mother, Regina Ventura. During Ventura Fine’s testimony it was confirmed that Combs had hired a fine to train his wife.
The fine was later tied the knot at a Malibu backyard wedding in October 2019. In the photo shared by Vogue, she wore a shoulderless sleeveless gown as the visibly pregnant Ventura’s fine was on shoulder.
That December, the couple welcomed their first daughter, Franky. He is currently 6 years old. In March 2021, they welcomed the 4-year-old sunny day. In the eyewitness stand, Ventura Fine said she had considered taking her life in recent years but was stopped by a fine.
She recalls the days she had when she returned home to her husband. I remember saying, “You can do this without me.” “Ventura Fine just felt it was “too painful” and said, “I tried to get out the door and enter traffic, but my husband wouldn’t forgive me.”
“Death will be considered kind,” he says of the abuser.
Three days before filing an explosive civil lawsuit in New York, aiming to be Combs, who claims sexual and physical abuse, Ventura Fine shared a photo carousel of herself with the simple caption “Cassandra Fine.”
Last May, CNN surveillance video surfaced Combs’ video of kicking, crashing and dragging at a glamorous luxury hotel in Los Angeles, and wrote a message to domestic violence survivors.
“For the abuser, you are done, you are no longer safe, you are no longer protected. The man by your side is equally weak, you are very miserable to yourself, so death is considered kind.”
In March, the fine appeared on a date night at the London premiere of his Paramount+ show “Mobland.” In recent years he has pursued an acting project that includes his role as Grady in the “Yellowstone” spinoff “1883.”
Then this may have come when Combs is on trial on federal sex crime charges. For four days he attended the court as his wife testified emotional and explosive.
Before the ju judge entered the courtroom on May 13, Combs’ defense team attempted to prevent the presence of fines for the testimony of his wife’s witnesses. One former Mogul lawyer Tenny Jelagos said they might well call him a witness. Eventually, he was sought in court for assistance.
Alex Fine said that Cathy “doed the job of fighting the devil” – not him
On May 16, after his wife’s testimony reached the finish line, Fine’s statement was read by lawyer Wigdoll outside of Manhattan federal court.
Fine said, “Kathy saved Cathy,” “like I said I wasn’t saving Cathy.” In the stands, she “worked to fight against demons that only the devils themselves could do,” Fine said.
In February, the fine announced that they were expecting a third child – the boy.
“We appreciate all the love and support we have received. And please respect our privacy. You should respect our privacy as we welcome our son into a safer world for his mother,” Fine said.
Contributors: Patrick Ryan, Aisha Baguch
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