According to the reports, Sean ‘Diddy’ Comink contacted his former personal assistant when his ex -girlfriend Cassie Ventura sued him for the first time in 2023.
The former personal assistant, the second of the three women who testified against him, opened on Friday about a “triggering” phone call that he received shortly after his ex -girlfriend Cassie Ventura demanded him in November 2023.
“It was so unleashed to see that,” said the assistant, who identifies anonymously in the Court by the pseudonym “Mia.”
Mia said that at the beginning he was euphoric to listen to D-Rroc, one of the old countenuals of combs, when he approached his demand for Ventura until he realized that he was at the house of the founder of Bad Boy Records and tried to connect it again with his former boss.
Mia said he became the way of panic when he saw the incoming phone call of the rapper shortly after.
“I threw my phone as far as I would go behind the couch, and ran outside,” he recalled.
The former assistant said she felt “terrified, threatened, scared, nervous” and “wanted to play silly” to discover a game plan to protect.
“I didn’t want my life to be in danger,” Mia said in the court of Manhattan.
During Friday’s hearing, Comong’s lawyer Brian Steel also launched an interrogation when asked the woman about several dozen positions she made about Combs, Ventura and other people and events in her circle.
Steel faced Mia about a comedy video that he published on ComBs’s birthday in 2013, showing Comps to pretend as a doctor helping mine to give birth to a baby.
“He shouts at my mentor,” he wrote, referring to combs, “Thank you for letting me give birth to my dreams.”
“Here, he has published in his personal account that his rapist gives to the baby,” Steel said, to which Mia said the photos were a facade to keep up with the tendency to show their best lives only.
Mia said previously that she was sexually assaulted repeatedly in her employment from 2009 to 2017 with Bad Boy Entertainment.
