Cassie Ventura’s Explosive Testimony Against Diddy

Manhattan, NY — On the second day of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial, his former partner Cassie Ventura delivered nearly eight hours of emotionally charged testimony, revealing disturbing details about their 12-year relationship. Ventura, now married and expecting her third child, was the prosecution’s only witness during Tuesday’s session at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse.

Her revelations shed new light on the dark underbelly of Combs’ alleged secret life—one involving drugs, manipulation, and organized sexual exploitation.

1. Drug Use to Endure ‘Freak Offs’

Ventura testified she regularly used drugs like ketamine, cocaine, ecstasy, and GHB to dissociate during what were described as “freak offs”—Combs-orchestrated sex parties. She said staying high was the only way she could mentally survive the experiences.

“I needed to remain high to stay present with the experience,” she said, describing frequent vomiting and illness due to the substances. According to Ventura, Combs was fully aware of her condition during these episodes.

2. Baby Oil, Control, and Fear

Ventura described a hyper-controlled environment where participants were required to lather themselves in heated baby oil at Combs’ insistence. She recalled one incident involving an inflatable pool filled with oil, which she entered out of fear of Combs’ reaction if she refused.

Diddy’s team allegedly stocked the venues with oil, lubricants, condoms, and drugs, and cleaned up afterward to hide evidence. Ventura claimed every move was choreographed and that she feared violent retaliation if she did not comply.

3. Behind the ‘Freak Off’ Machine

According to the federal indictment, “freak offs” were elaborate, sexually exploitative events organized by Combs and carried out with assistance from his employees. The parties involved transported sex workers across state and international lines, booked hotel rooms, and delivered cash and IV fluids for recovery.

Ventura stated the sessions often lasted between 24 to 72 hours, sometimes stretching to four days. During off-hours, she said she was either working on music or physically recovering from the ordeal.

4. Psychological Manipulation and Voyeuristic Fantasies

One disturbing element of Ventura’s testimony involved an email exchange where Combs insisted on being called “Pop Pop”—a nickname belonging to her grandfather. She described the request as "weird," adding that it made her uncomfortable.

She also detailed how Combs expressed voyeuristic desires early in their relationship and pressured her into swinging. Ventura testified she was often too afraid to object due to past violence.

5. Federal Charges and Ongoing Investigation

Combs faces serious federal charges, including racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force or coercion, and transporting individuals for prostitution. The indictment, unsealed in September 2024, accuses him of running a criminal enterprise through his companies—Bad Boy Entertainment, Combs Global, and Combs Enterprises.

Authorities allege the music mogul used intimidation, threats, firearms, and abuse to control his victims. If convicted, Diddy faces a minimum of 15 years to life in prison.

Ventura’s testimony has sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, reviving broader conversations around abuse, coercion, and power dynamics in the music industry. As the trial unfolds, all eyes remain on the Manhattan courthouse as more details are expected to emerge in the coming days.