Diddy's Ex-GF Shares Recording Of Him Asking For Friendship After Cassie Lawsuit
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ex-girlfriend, going by the pseudonym 'Jane Doe,' has returned to the stand for cross-examination this week, where she further revealed details of their prior relationship. According to Doe, in the immediate aftermath of Cassie Ventura's bombshell civil lawsuit, Diddy sought out her friendship as the 'Me & U' singer's allegations spread like wildfire.
According to court documents, a conversation between Diddy and Doe was recorded by Kristina Khorram — the music exec's chief of staff — on Nov. 19, 2023 three days after Cassie filed her lawsuit. In the latter, Cassie alleged rape and physical abuse, and just two days later, Diddy settled with her for a reported $20,000,000.
In the reported audio recording, Diddy urged Jane not to send him any more text messages, worrying that someone could twist the meaning of their communication if intercepted. He pled for emotional support, saying he needs her friendship during what he described as a turbulent time. Despite Doe telling him she's feeling 'so f**ked up and twisted inside,' Diddy tried to soothe her, insisting, 'you've got nothing to worry about in life.'
'Hey. I really need your friendship right now,' Diddy reportedly said to Doe in a transcribed audio recording, to which she responded, 'mhm.' Diddy then responded, 'And that's it—I can't even talk on the phone. Like please don't send no text or do nothing. People misread it and sh*t .. I don't know what the f**k. You know what I'm saying?'
In another transcription, Doe can be seen telling Diddy how traumatized she is from their time together, and that she's been 'fighting' the feeling of being 'manipulated' by him for 'three years.' Hoping to smooth over her feelings, he responded, 'Like—we–everything we did we did mutually together. Like, like, like I don't. You know I can't go back—I'm tryna be there for you. I've called you before these days.'
In another exchange that reportedly took place the same day, Diddy reaffirmed his feelings for Doe, saying, 'my love for you is real,' before referencing their past intimacy with, 'we just [into] some kinky sh*t that I thought we both … enjoy.' Doe then confided to him that she had 'been crying for three days' — a reaction seemingly linked to the public fallout of the lawsuit filed by Cassie. However, Diddy repeatedly cut her off, insisting that everything they shared was consensual and urged her to get some sleep.
Elsewhere in Doe's testimony on Wednesday (June 11), she claimed she once promised a freak-off to entice Diddy to cut short a vacation with another woman and return to her instead.
The 55-year-old has denied all criminal allegations. However, FOX News Digital reports that Diddy's legal team acknowledged he committed domestic violence — in an attempt to negotiate lesser state charges and avoid federal prison time. The father-of-seven was arrested in October 2024 at the Park Hyatt in Manhattan and remains in custody. If convicted, he faces a potential sentence of 15 years to life in prison.
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