14.05.2025 11:31
Shocking statements have emerged in the lawsuit filed against Grammy-winning rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs. His ex-girlfriend, R&B artist Cassie Ventura, testified in court that Combs forced her into sex parties that lasted for days and implied that he would blackmail her with private footage if she refused.
Famous rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs' former girlfriend Cassie Ventura stated in her court testimony that Combs threatened her with a gun to force her to participate in days-long sex parties and that she feared he would blackmail her with videos he had if she refused. The 38-year-old R&B artist Ventura indicated that Combs organized sexual events and that during these parties, which were referred to as 'Freak Offs,' she was forced to be with male escorts. Ventura claimed that Combs watched her during this time and secretly recorded these parties.
"I PARTICIPATED BECAUSE I WAS SCARED"
In her testimony on the second day of the hearing, Ventura expressed that these parties gradually became a sort of "job," and she continued to participate in the events out of fear that Combs would release the footage. Ventura, who is signed to Bad Boy Records, stated that throughout her 10-year relationship with Combs, the artist controlled every aspect of her life, frequently resorted to violence, and tried to intimidate her by leaving random guns around the house. "I remember him pressing my head to the ground," Ventura said, noting that due to the violence she experienced, her eyes would sometimes turn red.
PROSECUTION: "COMBS RAN A CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION"
The prosecution claimed that behind the Grammy-winning rapper's decades-long career was a criminal organization that forced women into sexual relations and threatened them to silence them. On the other hand, Combs' lawyers argued that all actions occurred with the consent of the parties involved, asserting that their client simply had "unusual sexual preferences" and that this situation could not be classified as human trafficking.
The case is expected to witness even more attention-grabbing developments in the coming days.