Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes present: Aubrey O’Day, Covering the Diddy Trial - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Such a honest interview about abuse. I myself can relate to this situation and I am glad it’s coming to light. Aubrey is shedding light about the fact that there aren’t only bad times when in an abusive relationship. Speaks about grooming & coercion. Thank you for this podcast and for being a voice for many who experience this.

Aubrey O’Day’s podcast is nothing short of groundbreaking. Each episode dives deep into real-life experiences with a level of honesty and detail that’s rare. She doesn’t hold back—and that’s what makes it so powerful.

These aren’t just stories—they’re truths. Raw, unfiltered, and deeply human. Aubrey brings a voice we need right now, shedding light on parts of the industry and life that others avoid.

If you’re looking for something real, bold, and refreshingly authentic—this is it. Everyone needs to hear these stories.

This podcast was great to keep up to date with the trial. Thank you for your reporting, all three of you. I’m removing a star due to TJs increasing excitement over Diddy’s “WIN”. This is a podcast with Aubrey O’Day’s name in the title for the obvious pull she carries on this topic and the harm she endured. Please have some couth around what this verdict means for many victims and the future of victims coming forward. I understand a man’s freedom was at risk here but he didn’t care about the lives he has toyed with (and taken) during his lifetime. He only admitted to fault when he was caught, not a moment before. May he rot.

Absolutely love this show! The only show that covers everything as it’s happening not days later.. and bringing on Aubrey was genius! Her input as someone who was apart of that world for a while is absolutely informative ..

The reporting got very odd towards the end of the trial, with a lot of woman victim shaming/questioning. Things in life are often both true at once, and you can in fact be in love and also abused. The opinions on the jury watching the “freak offs” and saying there wasn’t much to see- yes- it is being showed to a jury. They are not showing Cassie on her period being held captive and hit/raped to them. They are not showing the health and mental anguish/issues these women were put through. There is a reason Diddy was charged tens of thousands of dollars by the hotel- it wasn’t just baby oil. Very bizarre for journalists to have such a one dimensional take on such a complex and bizarre situation.