Cassie Ventura reveals Diddy’s sick freak-off text demands… and the vile request she refused: Live trial updates

The jury saw text message exchanges between Cassie and Diddy where he asked her to not take ketamine for the next ‘Freak Off.’

Cassie explained ketamine was her preferred drug for the sex sessions because it allowed her to disassociate.

He wrote: ‘You know we have to have a proper FO WITHOUT NO K [Ketamine.] A successful FO is when we remember.’

Cassie replied: ‘That is all we do and I’m just getting back on track. I’m sure you can call Kim or something.’

Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs’ twins Jessie and D’Lila have admitted the past couple of years have been ‘extremely difficult’ since he was arrested for a string of depraved crimes.

Sharing a tribute to their late mom Kim Porter on Mother’s Day – which took place on Sunday May 11 – they shared how had life has been without her since her death in November 2018.

Judge Arun Subramanian ordered a break in Wednesday’s testimony as the court prepares to view video evidence of the Freak Off videos at the center of the case against Diddy.

There was an issue with the privacy screens on the juror’s screens and the videos are expected to be shown later Wednesday.

Male escort Daniel Phillip said his sexual encounters with Cassie and Diddy could last anywhere from one to 10 hours. He said after he was done having sex with Cassie, she and Diddy would head to the bedroom. ‘I would be sitting in that room for hours, just sitting there,’ Phillip said. ‘Sometimes they’d come out and say, OK you can go. Other times they’d ask me if I’m ready to go again.’

Cassie testified Combs threatened several times to release recordings of ‘freak offs’

And she said it could ruin everything she’d worked for and ‘make me look like a slut.’

She said she always worried he’d get mad enough to release them.

‘I feared for my career. I feared for my family. It’s just embarrassing. It’s horrible and disgusting. No one should do that to anyone,’ she said.

Cassie said she feared Diddy would get mad enough to ‘put them out and then I would have to answer to my mother.’

‘I wasn’t supposed to be on those videos. I didn’t want to be in them.’

The jury saw a text where Cassie told Diddy: ‘Please delete any video out of your iphone if you have . Too many people have access to your stuf.’

Diddy replied: ‘I did yesteray and no icloud. All Good. Ambien kicking in. Goodnight.’

But Cassie said she kept seeing videos she thought had been deleted.

The singer continued describing the grueling sex sessions in her testimony on Wednesday.

‘I tried to avoid kissing, it seems too intimate. But Sean told me to do it, to kiss the escorts,’ she told the jury.

As Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs faces charges of sex-trafficking in Manhattan federal court, his relationship with the singer Cassie is at the center of the horrific allegations.

The music mogul’s staggering downfall began when Cassie, real name Casandra Ventura, filed a bombshell lawsuit in 2023 detailing terrifying claims of sexual abuse and violence.

The lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed amount just a day after it was filed, but it was too late for Diddy’s reputation, and the rapper was then hit with dozens of lawsuits including similar claims.

‘That’s me, a selfie of me with a fat lip,’ the singer replied when asked about a photo entered as evidence.

Cassie said she took it while on an Uber on her way home following the filmed 2016 assault in Los Angeles.

She said she texted Diddy saying: ‘I have a premiere for the biggest thing I’ve ever done in my life on Monday. You are sick for thinking it’s OK to do what you’ve done. Please stay away from me.’

The rapper reportedly then claimed he was getting arrested.

Cassie said her then-best friend, model Kerry Morgan, became upset when she saw her face and called police.

Cassie said she chose to not report who had assaulted her when police showed up because she wanted to protect Diddy.

‘In in that moment I didn’t want to hurt him that way. Just too much going on. A lot for me in that moment. I wasn’t ready.’

When asked why she did not fight back during the 2016 assault at the Los Angeles hotel, Cassie said she learned throughout the relationship that fighting back only made things worse.

I did that more on the earlier side of the relationship. I learned it could escale the fightmore and make it worse for myself… Just make him more violent, make him stronger, want to push me harder.

Cassie is being shown the 2016 surveillance footage again and asked to describe what is happening in it.

Prosecutors are again questioning Cassie about an incident inolving Diddy and his rival Suge Knight.

On Tuesday, Cassie recalled an incident in which Combs left her during a freak off at his Los Angeles home to confront rival record executive Suge Knight at Mel’s Drive-In, a landmark diner nearby.

‘R-Rock came in and said Suge was down at a diner. Sean drove over there…. I cried, said don’t do something stupid,’ Cassie said.

‘It was like I wasn’t even there. They put on a bunch of black clothes, went in the safe, grabbed guns.

‘Next thing I knew they were in the SUV just whipping down there. I saw them get dressed and leave the house.’

Knight, 59, was the CEO of Death Row Records while Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, 54, was the CEO of rival company Bad Boy Entertainment.

Their beef began in the mid 90s as East Coast and West Coast rappers became entangled in a heated battle that shook up the hip-hop scene.

Cassie has taken the stand on Wednesday wearing a dark gray jacket and a gray turtleneck sweater.

Combs did not react as she came in. She appears calm and removed her jacket as she sat on the stand.

The prosecution will continue questioning her this morning before it is the defense’s turn to cross-examine her.

Kerry Morgan came up during Cassie’s testimony on Tuesday as she described their former friendship.

Morgan, a model, was Cassie’s best friend when she started dating Diddy, in 2007.

Cassie has claimed her friendship with Morgan became irreparably strained after Diddy assaulted her in 2018.

Cassie’s lawsuit said: ‘The incident resulted in a settlement between Mr. Combs and Ms. Morgan, and Ms. Ventura ended up paying Ms. Morgan additional funds in an attempt to resolve the dispute between her close friend and her abusive and controlling boyfriend. The relationship between Ms. Ventura and Ms. Morgan has been strained since this time.’

The former close friends are pictured in 2013.

Cassie testified Tuesday that the mercurial music mogul — powerful, abusive and controlling — beat her mercilessly and ordered her to have “disgusting” sex with strangers during drug-fueled, multi-day marathons he called ‘freak offs.’

Cassie, whose legal name is Casandra Ventura, sniffled and dabbed her eyes with a tissue, sighed heavily and paused to compose herself through about five hours of testimony at Combs’ sex trafficking trial.

The singer told jurors that his demands for her to engage in sometimes-revolting sex acts — sometimes as he watched from another room via FaceTime — left her feeling ‘heavily objectified.’ But, she said, she endured them because she was in love with Combs.

When she did try to leave, she said, Combs punished her — most notably in a 2016 assault captured on a security camera at a Los Angeles hotel. In the video, played in court for a fifth time, Combs is seen hitting, kicking and attempting to drag her back to their room.

Just a year after she was last seen with Diddy, Cassie married Alex Fine, who was originally Diddy’s personal trainer.

Cassie became pregnant soon after she started dating Fine.

The couple is currently expecting their third child.

The mogul’s family, including his mother Janice and six of his seven kids, has supported him since his arrest last year and have been present in the courtroom every day this week.

His three daughters – 18-year-old daughter Chance and 17-year-old twins D’Lila and Jessie – were in court on Monday and Tuesday and heard horrific testimony from the first three witness including Cassie.

However, Diddy’s daughters were not seen going inside the federal courthouse on Wednesday as Cassie is to resume her testimony.

Only Diddy’s mother Janice Combs and sons Quincy, 33, Justin, 30, and Christian, 26, were seen entering court on Wednesday.

Before Cassie took the stand, Diddy’s lawyers asked the judge to ban Cassie’s husband Alex Fine from the courtroom while she testifies because they may want to call him up as a witness later in the trial.

The defense said Fine has relevant information regarding an alleged rape of Cassie by Diddy in the the fall of 2018.

Diddy’s attorney said Fine sent Diddy a text message saying he ‘wanted to beat the f word out of him.’

They added they are okay with Cassie’s brother to remain in the room while she testifies.

Prosecutors argued that Fine is part of the emotional support system for Cassie, who’s pregnant with their third child and should be in the courtroom when she testifies.

A judge ruled that her husband, Alex Fine, can be in the courtroom for most — but not all — of her testimony.

On Wednesday, prosecutors said ‘He will be removed from the courtroom before a certain issue comes up.’

The music mogul, 55, has entered Manhattan deferal court ahead of the third day of his trial for sex-traffickign and racketeering.

He has been allowed to wear his own clothes for the trial.

However, he has to rotate between five looks throughout the trial, which is expecited to last about eight weeks.

He can only have up to five pairs of pants, shirts and socks and only two pairs of shoes – with no laces.

On Wednesday he was in a creme-colored knit sweater over a button down white shirt with gray pants. He occasionally dons thick, black-rimmed glasses when exhibits are shown.

Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs faces a slew of charges related to his alleged sexual and physical abuse of women.

He was charged with three crimes – racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.

Diddy’s mother Janice Combs and six of his seven children have been in court supoprting the mogul every day this week.

They have been escorted past the crowd of media and trial watchers and brought straight into the building each day.

They sat together during witness testimony, with the rapper’s sons looking uncomfortable as sordid details were shared on the stand.

The unedited surveillance videos have been submitted as evidence at the trial and show various angles of the brutal attack as Diddy drags the R&B singer from an elevator and menacingly paces down the hallway in a towel.

Combs shook his head slowly from side to side and the packed courtroom fell silent as jurors were shown the 2016 hotel security camera video for the first time.

The video did not have sound.

Cassie’s assistants helped cover her up from the rain as she headed to continue her testimony against Diddy on Wednesday in New York City.

Lawyers for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs requested if the rap mogul’s ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura could be readily seated when she testifies against her ex in court, instead of walking to the stand in front of the jury.

Marc Agnifilo, one of Combs’ attorneys, made a request of District Court Judge Arun Subramanian to stop her from walking to the stand in front of potential jurors, hoping to avoid emotionally swaying from those deciding his fate.

Eight men and four women are on the final panel of 12 with a further four men and two women listed as alternates. On the main juror panel, four are white, two are Hispanic, five are black and one is Asian. Of the six alternates, four are white and two are black.

The jury in Diddy’s trial was shown a 2004 photo of Cassie Ventura hugging model Kerry Morgan while they sat on a lounge chair.

Cassie said it was taken during her early modeling days in New York City, shortly after she met Diddy.

The singer once considered Morgan her best friend but their friendship took a turn after an alleged violent incident involving the music mogul in 2018.

Cassie said in her lawsuit they were ‘inseperable’ until Diddy hit Morgan with a hanger, causing a concussion.

Diddy and Kerry eventually settled out of court, with Cassie claiming the rapper also paid Kerry additional cash to ‘smooth things over.’

Below, the former best friends are pictured in 2007.

During her testimony on Tuesday, Cassie mentioned several of Diddy’s employees and allies, including his ‘trusted assistants’ Kristina Khoram and Neil Dominic.

Khoram was previously named by others as a ‘fixer’, who allegedly helped Diddy set up the infamous freak offs.

‘Everything from scheduling to what kind of mood he was in,’ Cassie said when asked what she discussed with Khoram. ‘I talked to [Khoram] about a lot. She knew a lot of my personal things.’

Cassie also claimed Diddy’s security guard, R. Rock ‘used to take away her things as punishment’ on the mogul’s direction. She also said the guard would come find her when she tried to hide from Diddy.

‘[I’d] get my car taken away, get kicked out of an apartment, I’d have jewerly taken away… It was very random depending on how [Diddy] felt.’

She also mentioned other security guards for Diddy, including Roger Bonds, Uncle Paulie, Faheem and Malik.

Kristina Khorram – once referred to as ‘the Ghislaine Maxwell to [Diddy’s] Jeffrey Epstein‘ – has not been accused of any wrongdoing or charged with any crimes. However, several ‘high ranking supervisors’ are mentioned, but not named, in a criminal indictment against the rapper.

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Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs’ twins Jessie and D’Lila have admitted the past couple of years have been ‘extremely difficult’ since he was arrested for a string of depraved crimes.

Sharing a tribute to their late mom Kim Porter on Mother’s Day – which took place on Sunday May 11 – they shared how had life has been without her since her death in November 2018.