Cassie Wakes Up Her Social Media With Nude Shot, Some Call It a Coded Message About Her Split With Diddy

Cassie‘s social media presence hasn’t been the biggest since she split with Sean “Diddy” Combs last year, but whenever she’s posted something it’s gotten major attention.

The model’s latest share is a nude photo of herself sitting in a corner and staring seductively at the camera.

Cassie posted a nude photo of herself.

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“Raw,” she captioned the photo, and people certainly had a lot to say about it.

“Cassie out here slaying! 🔥🔥” someone wrote.

“Yooooo, come on now!!! And she know she fine😍🔥🔥,” a second person commented.

At the same time, some people thought the nude photo was a response to Cassie no longer being with Combs, whom she was with for a decade. And one woman said she could totally relate if that were the case.

“me when I left my ex husband I felt free and wanted to roam naked,” that person wrote.

As far as it’s known, Cassie is still dating fitness trainer Alex Fine, whom she announced being with in late December. Fine was on Combs’ payroll to train the “Me & U” singer, and it’s reported that he feels betrayed over their relationship.

The last photo Cassie posted of herself and Fine was on Jan.11. Meanwhile, he shared a picture of himself and the Connecticut native on Valentine’s Day and it seems they’re still going strong. Plus it’s possible they may be living together at this point.

“Happy Valentines Day ❤️,” wrote Fine. “Thanks for not throwing away my crocs and not getting mad when I eat all your food if you leave it in the fridge longer than 5min.”

The nude photo of Cassie received over 200,000 likes in just 15 hours.

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