The exact moment Diddy’s three daughters walked out of courtroom during graphic testimony

Right now, the high-profile trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs is taking place in New York. And during graphic testimony in the courtroom, Diddy’s three daughters left the room.

The 55-year-old faces charges including racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution. Prosecutors claim he used his business empire to lure women into violent abuse over the past 20 years. Combs was arrested last September, and has pleaded not guilty and denied all allegations.

His three daughters, Chance Combs and twins D’Lila and Jessie Combs, have been there for the trial. However, they got up and left when a male sex worker gave testimony involving graphic and unpleasant details of alleged activities. This happened in the Manhattan court on Monday, May 12th.

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Daniel Phillip claimed he had been paid by Combs’ ex-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura to have sex with her, as Combs sat and watched them, whilst masturbating. Phillip testified he witnessed Combs being violent towards Cassie. The courtroom was shown hotel security footage which appeared to show Combs assaulting Cassie, by pushing her head towards the floor and kicking her. Cassie is expected to testify today (May 13th).

Diddy’s daughters were present when video footage was shown, but left as the graphic testimony was told. According to People magazine, they did not look at the video, and instead looked straight ahead. The exact moment his daughters left the courtroom was as allegations against Diddy became more explicit.

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Ahead of his trial, Diddy was housed at the Metropolitan Detention Centre in Brooklyn. Previous inmates spoke to US Weekly, to give an idea of what life might be looking like for Diddy right now. “It’s a terrible, horrible place,” an inmate who was there for three months in 2019 said.

The trial continues.

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