Diddy Trial: Combs’ Ex-Girlfriend Cassie Ventura Shares Graphic Details Of ‘Freak-Offs’

Cassie Ventura, the prosecution’s key witness in the trial against rap artist Sean “Diddy” Combs, took the stand beginning on Tuesday and became emotional as she detailed years of alleged sexual, physical, and mental abuse.

“He controlled a lot of my life,” she said.

Combs, 44, has been charged with sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He was arrested in September 2024 and has been awaiting trial behind bars after multiple attempts to be released on bail.

Ventura, 38, described what went on during her decade-long relationship with the disgraced rap mogul, highlighting several specific instances of abuse during her lengthy testimony.

She described the highly publicized “freak-offs,” during which she said, “sometimes Sean — he, himself, or an escort would urinate on me.”

She recalled often choking because there was “too much urine in my mouth.”

“I don’t want anyone to urinate on me,” Ventura said from the stand. “Sean would urinate in my mouth — not super often but often enough.”

The rapper’s ex-girlfriend described the “freak-offs” as lengthy, elaborate, and exhausting sex parties. “The longest was 4 days or even more with breaks,” Ventura told the court. “Then I was recovering from the drugs, dehydration — just trying to stay awake all the time.”

“The freak-offs became a job,” she added, saying that participating made her feel “disgusting” and “humiliated.”

She said Combs was in charge of everything about the “freak-offs,” insisting on Ventura wearing her nails a particular way. She said she was forced to apply baby oil every five minutes to appear “glistening,” per The New York Times. 

Ventura also described times Combs would “punish” her by having members of his security team block access to her cell phone and computer. She claimed that these punishments were dictated by his mood. 

Combs’ ex said she was “naive” when they met and was impressed by the rapper and all his success. She also said she felt coerced because she had signed a 10-album deal with Bad Boy Records and saw Combs as having power over her career.

“When you’re in love with someone you don’t want to disappoint them,” Ventura said.

“I wanted to be around Sean for the same reasons as everyone else at the time,” she said, becoming emotional. “This exciting, entertaining, fun guy who also happened to have my career in his hands.”

During cross-examination, Combs’ lawyer attempted to prove that all sexual encounters between her client and Ventura were consensual. 

The judge denied a request from the defense to downplay Ventura’s current pregnancy by having her seated before the jury entered the courtroom. Ventura is currently in her third trimester, and the defense said “the visibility of her pregnancy” could unfairly prejudice the jury against Combs.

Ventura’s testimony continued on Wednesday. The entire trial is expected to last eight weeks.

Combs pleaded not guilty to the charges. If convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in prison.