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CASSIE TESTIFIES DIDDY FREAK-OFFS GAVE HER URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS AND SORES ON TONGUE

Cassie Ventura took the stand on May 14 in the explosive federal sex trafficking and racketeering case against Sean “Diddy” Combs—and her testimony was heavy.

According to TMZ, Cassie gave chilling details about what she says went on during their 11-year relationship. She described being forced into drug-fueled group sex situations known as “freak-offs,” which allegedly left her with recurring urinary tract infections and painful mouth sores. Cassie said she was regularly given IV fluids and massages to recover, and she admitted to taking opiates just to numb the physical pain.

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Beyond the physical toll, Cassie also testified about the emotional abuse she suffered. She told the court that Diddy would force her to kiss male escorts, and even pulled her out of a karaoke bar on her birthday just to make her participate in one of these freak-offs. His security team reportedly helped enforce his demands.

One of the most shocking pieces of evidence shown in court was a 15-minute hotel hallway surveillance video from 2016, where Diddy is seen allegedly assaulting Cassie. Jurors also saw disturbing text exchanges between the two. In one message, Diddy wrote, “Pls call, I’m surrounded,” to which Cassie responded, “please stay away from me.” He replied, “I’m getting arrested,” though no arrest happened at the time.

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Diddy has pleaded not guilty to all charges. His legal team claims everything was consensual and that the abuse was mutual—not criminal. They argue that the footage and texts are being taken out of context. Read their defense position here.

Cassie’s testimony is considered a key piece of the prosecution’s case, and this trial is far from over. More witnesses and evidence are expected to come out in the next few days as the courtroom drama continues in New York.

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Stay tuned.

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