5 Nontraditional Media Personalities Covering The Diddy Trial
Deliberations are now underway in the high-profile sex trafficking and racketeering trial of music mogul, Sean 'Diddy' Combs. As the courtroom proceedings unfold, some nontraditional media personalities—particularly on platforms like TikTok and YouTube—have been providing real-time updates, offering minute-by-minute insight into the case and the pending verdict.
According to CNN, on June 30, Judge Arun Subramanian gave final instructions to the jury regarding the charges against the 55-year-old Combs, which include two counts of sex trafficking involving force, threats, fraud, or coercion, and one count of racketeering. After the instructions, the jury was dismissed to begin deliberations.
Nontraditional media personalities have emerged as top sources during the Diddy trial. Vloggers like Armon Wiggins, and TikTok influencers like Kadisha, Secret Sam, and Queen Sheba have become voices in the trial—offering top-tier Diddy trial coverage.
Shake My Ash
TikToker Shake My Ash, who has gained a substantial following for her trial coverage, reported on Monday that Juror No. 5 was selected as the foreperson. He is a 31-year-old white male who works in finance, attends church regularly, and is a member of a country club—details that may shape how he leads the jury through this closely watched case.
Ash also revealed that Combs was granted permission to bring back a few books to his cell while the 'jury decides his fate.'
Kadisha
It may be a while before we get a definitive verdict from the jury because deliberations have hit a snag. According to Kadisha, a TikTok personality known for 'spilling the tea' on media, news, and entertainment, the jury sent a note to the judge raising concerns about one of their own—Juror No. 25. As reported by NBC News , this juror is a 51-year-old Manhattan-based scientist with a PhD in molecular biology and neuroscience. Kadisha claims other jurors are worried Juror No. 25 may not follow the judge's instructions, and that he may need to be replaced with an alternate.
Armon Wiggins
Just two days before deliberations began, another prominent social media figure—journalist and YouTuber Armon Wiggins—spoke with NewsNation's Ashleigh Banfield about the shocking closing argument delivered by Diddy's attorney, Marc Agnifilo. Wiggins described how the courtroom grew tense as Agnifilo made an impassioned plea to the jury, urging them not to fall for what he characterized as a racially charged prosecution effort. The defense attorney accused the federal prosecutors of attempting to strike all Black jurors from the panel, leaving only one Black juror on the case.
'I was kind of gagging, because a lot of people in the room, once he actually finished, started clapping, and it was a lot of Black people, a lot of young people,' said Wiggins. 'They were clapping for the defense. So, I definitely think he made his point, and he got in those people's heads.'
Queen Shiba Darling
As the trial unfolds, social media has played a vital role in filling in the gaps and providing real-time insight. Among the standout commentators is YouTuber Queen Shiba Darling, known for her sharp psychological analysis and cultural commentary from a Black perspective. She's been closely observing the trial from inside the courtroom, sharing detailed breakdowns of subtle but crucial developments.
In a video posted on June 26, she alleged that multiple people helped Diddy facilitate interstate travel for escorts—including a travel agent—and claimed the rapper would at times directly text his escorts, both male and female— to coordinate their travel and payment for their participation in his infamous 'freak-offs.'
Another influential media voice at the trial has been The Breakfast Club 's Loren LoRosa. She was present earlier this month when Kanye West made a surprise courtroom appearance in support of Diddy, causing a frenzy outside the courthouse as fans and photographers rushed to catch a glimpse of the rapper. In a June 13 appearance on NBC New York , LoRosa revealed that Kanye has been running a 'Free Diddy' campaign and has even attempted to revive his late Sean John clothing line in solidarity.
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He has remained incarcerated without bail in Brooklyn since September and throughout his federal trial. Agnifilo framed the events on the 23rd floor of the federal courthouse on Pearl Street in lower Manhattan over the past six weeks of testimony as a 'tale of two trials.' One version, he said, involved the federal prosecutors twisting the nature of Combs' nontraditional but consensual sex life into the endgame of multiple criminal acts, while the other is based on the hard evidence presented and saw witnesses who he said spoke of the 'successful Black entrepreneur' who is a respected member of his community. Of the two trials he spoke of, there was 'one from the mouths of prosecutors' and one that consisted of evidence, he told the jurors on Friday. 'This isn't about a crime. It's about money,' he said, then referring to the lawsuit filed by the rap titan's ex-girlfriend in October 2023, the legal move that began the unraveling of Combs' public persona and caught the eye of the feds: 'Cassie Ventura sued Sean Combs for $30 million because he has $30 million.' Agnifilo told the jury that Combs and Ventura's romance was a 'complicated' 10-year affair that was, at times, brutally violent, but added that it was also 'a great modern love story.' From the witness stand weeks ago, Ventura did tell of the ups and downs of her relationship with the larger-than-life pop culture figure, recalling the two meeting and starting a romantic relationship when she was 19 and a singer signed to his label and he was 37 and at the top of his game. From her account during her testimony, Ventura had her career held back and dangled before her by Combs, who was her boss and her boyfriend for a decade and was coerced into the performative sex marathons with strange men via threats and unfulfilled promises; at times, she said she wanted to make Combs happy and other times wanted to avoid the violent repercussions of saying 'no' to him. The defense attorney characterized their sex life, which essentially only consisted of freak-offs with other men, as the consensual fun of an open-minded couple. 'They are swingers,' Agnifilo said. 'This is their lifestyle.' Ventura also told the court during her marathon week of testimony, which came at the beginning of the seven-week-and-counting trial (since jury selection began on May 5), that the $30 million civil case, which was settled the next day, netted her $20 million. She also revealed a lawsuit against the Intercontinental hotel in L.A., where she was filmed being beaten and dragged by Combs in footage that leaked to CNN. Heightening his display of outrage, Agnifilo mocked prosecutors over their framing of his client's sex life as criminal. With both Ventura and 'Jane,' a victim who used a pseudonym in court, Combs was accused of arranging and filming 'freak-off' or hotel night marathon sessions, where a male sex worker or workers would engage partner(s) in lengthy sessions of drug-fueled intercourse, which involved Astroglide lube and baby oil and would frequently be filmed by Combs as he looked on. At a point during 'Jane's' testimony, she floated the idea she'd had that Combs was bisexual but too uncomfortable with the idea to ever engage with a same-sex partner himself; she also referred to Combs as a 'cuckold,' which she described on the stand as a man who enjoys watching his female partner have sex with another man. (The term is defined as the husband of an adulterous wife.) 'You wanna call it swingers, you wanna call it threesomes, whatever it is,' he said, adding that it is absurd for the prosecution to frame his sex life as 'one of the most serious, complicated, comprehensive' criminal acts. The attorney also argued that the prosecution has not presented evidence that money was exchanged for sex with the men hired for the 'freak-off' events. He pointed to two men called to the witness stand who did not identify themselves as sex workers and emphasized that they were paid for their time (and if sex happens, it happens, being the winking logic here). He also pointed to one escort who testified, Daniel Phillip, who told the court of the $6,000 he was handed after a session with the couple: 'I didn't care if I was paid one way or another. … I didn't ask to get paid, they gave that to me.' During his more-than-four-hour closing argument, the attorney dismissed claims that Combs Global (née Combs Enterprises) is a racketeering enterprise, saying the idea is preposterous. 'Are you kidding me? That's the fake trial I'm telling you about,' the lead attorney told jurors. Agnifilo then mocked 'Jane,' who dated Combs from 2021 until his arrest in 2024. She had told the court that while she was involved with him, the near-billionaire would pay her $10,000 monthly rent; she also admitted from the stand that her rent is still being paid by the incarcerated mogul. 'I hope she's having a nice day. But do you know where she's doing it? In the house he's paying for,' Agnifilo quipped. He argued that Combs paying the rent bill was always a 'gesture of kindness and decency.' Then he reminded the jury of a hotel night in September 2023 when 'Jane' rejected an escort who still was paid $1,000. 'The government said they're not saying every single 'hotel night' was sex trafficking,' the counselor said. 'Well then, which ones were? And how's Sean Combs supposed to know the difference?' On the tropic of the videos Combs made of the 'freak-off' parties, his attorney told the jury that they were not the kompromat that Ventura said was used to threaten and control her but innocent 'homemade porn' that is far more normal than prosecutors would say. 'He's not the only man in America making homemade porn,' Agnifilo said. The narrative around the now notorious CCTV video from the InterContinental hotel in L.A., in which a robe-clad Combs attacks Ventura as she is attempting to flee a 'freak-off' was spun in a new direction, with Agnifilo telling the jury that Combs is clearly on a bad batch of drugs, a consistent defense excuse for this harrowing beating ('He stays in a towel in a public hallway way too long,' Agnifilo told the jury), and that he was more interested in getting his phone back from Ventura than harming her and dragging her back to their hotel room. The defense team leader showed footage of Combs acting calmer when he had taken the phone from Ventura; he did not show the later footage in which Combs appeared to fly into a violent rage again. The sensational raid last year of Combs' properties was the next element of the government's treatment of the fallen mogul. In March, federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations descended on Combs' homes in Miami and Los Angeles. At the time, Combs' attorney criticized the raids as overkill. Agnifilo took a moment to mock the discovery of large amounts of lubricants, a fact that became something of a punchline when news of the raids broke. 'I guess that's all worth it,' he said, 'Boxes and boxes of Astroglide. They got it, the streets of America are safe from the Astroglide. Thank God for the special response team. They got the baby oil, way to go fellas.' Continuing to mock the large-scale raid, he added: 'You know, it's the 50th anniversary of Jaws. We need a bigger boat, we need a bigger crime scene tape.' Judge Arun Subramanian said he will give the jury instructions on Monday before the 12-member panel begins its deliberations. 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