Sean Diddy Combs' ex testifies she 'felt obligated' to have sex with male escorts, reveals shocking 'freak-off' details

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A former girlfriend of Sean "Diddy" Combs testified at his federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial on Thursday. The woman, using the pseudonym 'Jane,' said she felt a "feeling of obligation" to have sex with escorts while the mogul watched because he was paying the $10,000/month rent on her home, reports New York Post.
The woman told the court he brutally beat her and forced her to have unprotected sex with strangers. She told the jury Thursday that 90% of their three-year relationship was spent in the drugged-up 'freak-offs' Diddy orchestrated, filmed and pleasured himself to, which are at the center of this case.
The testimony comes as prosecutors are accusing Combs of using his business empire to lure women into his orbit with promises of romantic relationships or financial support, before physically abusing them or coercing them into sex.
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Sean Diddy Combs' victim testifies
Combs, 55, is accused of using his fame, fortune and many businesses to run a decade-long scheme in which he controlled and manipulated his longtime girlfriend, R&B singer Cassie Ventura, 38, using violence and threats, forcing her and others — including several male escorts — into sex marathons that went on for days.
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The rapper has pleaded not guilty to RICO charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He faces life in prison if convicted.
Jane testified that she would take Xanax to help her sleep after using ecstasy and other substances during intense "hotel nights"—also referred to as "
freak-offs
"—with Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Her remarks about drug use surfaced when she was questioned about the various security personnel and assistants involved in obtaining drugs for Combs during their relationship. She mentioned that one individual, named Guido, regularly supplied drugs to him.
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Guido would deliver, Jane testified that he brought over ecstasy, molly, Xanax and cocaine, she testified — before she confirmed that she took Xanax.
"I just wanted to fall asleep, and it's really hard to fall asleep after you've been taking so many drugs," Jane explained about taking Xanax. She testified that she would take drugs to help her power through the "hotel nights" that could last up to three days.
Jane said she would take Xanax after she "put Sean [Combs] asleep."
Jane, a single mother, said she met Sean "Diddy" Combs during a 2020 girls' trip to Miami, accompanying a friend who was dating him. What began as a romantic relationship in 2021 eventually turned serious, lasting until 2024. She said they affectionately referred to each other as 'Bert' and 'Ernie.'
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But the tone of the relationship shifted dramatically in May 2021, Jane testified, growing emotional as she recalled the change. Combs began discussing sexual fantasies involving other men and role-playing, which she initially agreed to, assuming it was a distant and isolated request. Instead, she said, she found herself hours later in a Miami hotel room as Combs' staff prepared for a group sex encounter.
'That night opened a Pandora's box,' she said. 'It set the tone for everything that followed… a door I couldn't close.'
Though she initially felt a rush afterward, Jane said she later regretted the experience. From then on, she claimed, the majority of their sexual encounters involved other men, with Combs watching. Asked whether she wanted to be with those other men, she quietly replied, 'No… just Sean.'
Her account of these 'hotel nights' echoed previous testimony from Cassie, another woman linked to Combs. Both described enduring long encounters — sometimes stretching over 24 hours — and trying to get through them as quickly as possible.
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