
Sean 'Diddy' Comb's daughters exit courtroom during graphic testimony during ongoing trial
Sean "Diddy" Combs' three daughters reportedly left the
Manhattan courtroom
on two separate occasions during his ongoing s*x crimes trial. A report from People.com suggested that their departure occurred while a male s*x worker provided graphic and lurid testimony detailing the music mogul's alleged sexual activities.
Male Escort's Testimony Details Alleged Encounters
Daniel Phillip, a male escort, testified in court on Monday, May 12th, alleging that Combs' former girlfriend, Casandra "Cassie" Ventura, had paid him to engage in sexual acts with her. Phillip claimed that Combs was present during these encounters, observing them while allegedly mast@rbating in a corner of the room. Furthermore, Phillip testified that he had witnessed Combs being physically violent towards Ventura.
Daughters Depart During Explicit Accounts
According to reports, Combs' daughters – Chance Combs, a recent high school graduate, and his 18-year-old twins, D'Lila and Jessie Combs – left the courtroom twice during Phillip's testimony. Each instance of their departure coincided with graphic accounts of sexual encounters, including the specific detail about Combs allegedly masturbating while watching Phillip and Ventura.
Family Remains for Hotel Assault Footage
In contrast to their departure during the s*x worker's graphic testimony, Combs' daughters reportedly remained in the courtroom while prosecutors played security footage from a 2016 hotel incident. This footage allegedly depicted Combs assaulting Ventura, shown shoving her to the ground and kicking her while she lay motionless. Combs' mother, Janice Combs, also remained in the courtroom as the video was played. Both the daughters and Combs' mother reportedly looked straight ahead as the video evidence was presented. Combs' sons also watched the video.
Combs Faces Sex Trafficking and Racketeering Charges
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been formally charged with sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He has entered a plea of not guilty to these charges. A 2024 indictment reportedly accused Combs of leveraging his fame and influence to lure women and coerce them into participating in sex parties, infamously known as "Freak Off" parties, some of which allegedly spanned multiple days.
Defendant's Courtroom Demeanor and Prosecution's Opening Statement
On Monday, Combs made an appearance in court wearing a gray sweater over a white collared shirt and khaki pants. Upon entering the courtroom, he reportedly blew a kiss towards his family, who were present to offer their support. He also made a heart shape with his hands and gave a thumbs up to his family members. During her opening statement to the jury, Assistant U.S. Attorney Emily Johnson asserted that there was a "another side" to the Grammy-winning media mogul, beyond his public persona. She alleged that this "other side" operated a "criminal enterprise" spanning two decades, involving a team that allegedly aided in "kidnapping, arson, drugs, sex crimes." Prosecutors further stated that Combs "sometimes called himself the king and expected to be treated like one," clarifying that the case was "not about a celebrity's private sexual preferences."
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