Kanye West sparks fury with sickening rant mocking domestic abuse and supporting Diddy after Cassie Ventura assault

KANYE West has sparked fury with a sickening rant mocking domestic abuse and supporting Sean 'Diddy' Combs after he assaulted Cassie Ventura.

Disgraced Diddy, 55, was seen in a shocking leaked video last year kicking and beating his ex Cassie, 38, in a hotel hallway in 2016.

Now Kanye, 47, has insisted he "empathizes" with Diddy.

Taking to social media he posted grabs from the horrifying clip and wrote: "When I [sic] man truly loves a woman he may express it in rage I empathize with both sides.

"You have to truly be in love to get to the point of risking everything."

Kanye then mocked domestic violence by asking: "Hey question if someone were to beat up their girlfriend in public, would that be considered domestic violence, or is that outdoor violence, or is it just public indecency?"

The rapper added: "I;m just asking for a friend."

In another astonishing move, Kanye revealed he is selling a hoodie identical to the one Cassie is wearing the in the video - which he has named the 'love hoodie'.

His followers rushed to express their outrage over the posts.

One wrote: "This ain't love bruh.

"But congrats on exposing yourself. Now we all know how you treat Bianca [Censori, Kanye's wife]."

Someone else said: "Shame on you for rationalizing spousal abuse."

Another commented: "Kanye remaking the hoodie cassie was beat in and selling it is actually evil as f**k."

And a fourth added: "You have a daughter talking like this... embarrassing."

After the video surfaced last year singer Cassie said: "Domestic violence is THE issue.

It broke me down to someone I never thought would become. With a lot of hard work, I am better today, but I will always be recovering from my past."

Kanye's posts come just days after he called from Diddy to be released from jail in another social media rant.

He said: "FREE PUFF."

Kanye called Diddyhis "idol" and "hero" as he urged his celebrity pals to support the jailed music mogul because he "gave his life to us"

And he later tagged President Trump and added: "PLEASE FREE MY BROTHER PUFF."

Diddy is currently locked up and awaiting trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges - all of which he denies.