Cassie reveals the one thing she would always avoid at Diddy parties, and the sad reason why

In the last week, the trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs has been ongoing. And as a huge part of the prosecution, his ex Cassie Ventura shared her alleged experiences at parties Diddy would host.

Cassie was asked about “freak off” parties. According to prosecutors, the “freak off” parties were a way for Diddy to abuse women and use threats to force them into sex acts with sex workers. P Diddy allegedly “arranged, directed, masturbated during, and often electronically recorded” what happened at the parties.

Cassie Ventura on and off dated Diddy between 2007 and 2018. Taking to the stand during the trial, Cassie claimed “freak offs” were “sexual encounter[s] called voyeurism” where Diddy would watch her have sex with another man. She alleged Diddy would hire an escort, and “direct” the sex acts taking place.

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‘It is horrible and disgusting’

In her testimony, Cassie revealed the one thing she would always try and avoid during these parties with Diddy. “I tried to avoid kissing, it seems too intimate. But [Combs] told me to do it, to kiss the escorts,” Cassie told the court.

Cassie said the parties made her feel “horrible about myself” and “humiliated.” Cassie also claimed Diddy threatened to release videos he took of her at the parties. She added: “It is horrible and disgusting. No one should do that to anyone. It could ruin everything I worked for, make me look like a sl*t. I wasn’t supposed to be on those videos. I didn’t want to be in them.”

55-year-old Diddy faces charges including racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He has pleaded not guilty and has denied all allegations. The trial continues.

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