Diddy trial live: ‘Punisher’ escort to take the stand after shocking ‘Freak Off’ pictures go public

Incendiary images shown in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial reveal the disgraced rap mogul was preparing for a hotel ‘freak off’ despite knowing he was about to be arrested, prosecutors say.

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The R&B singer told the court that her ex-boyfriend threw a wooden hanger at her then best friend, giving her a concussion.

Ventura also mentioned the alleged incident in the 2023 lawsuit she filed against Combs, where she accused the disgraced rapper of putting her through years of a ‘cycle of abuse, violence and sex trafficking.’

The alleged incident between Morgan and Combs led to a settlement between the two, and Ventura also paid additional money to ‘resolve the dispute between her close friend and her abusive and controlling boyfriend,’ legal documents stated.

Following the alleged ordeal, the Me & U singer’s relationship with Morgan, a model,  became ‘strained,’ per the filing.

Richard told jurors at Diddy’s sex trafficking trial on Monday that the hip-hop mogul threatened to kill her if she told anyone she saw him physically abusing his longtime girlfriend.

Richard testified that Combs made the threat the day after she witnessed the Bad Boy Records founder punch and kick Cassie Ventura after taking a swing at her with a skillet. Richard said he told her and another woman who saw the attack that “we could go missing” if they didn’t stay quiet.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Mitzi Steiner asked Richard what she took ‘we could go missing’ to mean.

‘That we could die,’ Richard responded, saying she was shocked because all of this happened just as she was beginning to record with Diddy — Dirty Money, a musical trio with Combs and another R&B singer.

Cassie told the court last week that, while she was packing to go to Drake’s music festival in Canada, Diddy scuffled with her friends and threw her into a bed frame.

Cassie said she suffered a ‘pretty significant gash’ above her left eye. Diddy’s security personnel brought her to a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills to get the wound stitched up.

Afterward, she texted Diddy a photo of her injured face and wrote: ‘So you can remember.’

Diddy replied: ‘You don’t know when to stop. You pushed it too far. And continued to push. Sad.’

Cassie then described a photo of her where she is with rapper French Montana at the festival in Canada.

Cassie said last week that when she went home for Christmas in 2011 with bruises from an altercation with the hip-hop mogul, she lied and told her mother it was the first time he’d hit her.

‘I couldn’t hurt her like that,’ Cassie testified. ‘And it was terrifying. It’s not normal, constantly being bruised up by the person you love — who says they love you.’

Jurors saw photos showing a large, dark bruise on Cassie’s lower back and other bruises on her shoulder and thigh that she said she sustained in the altercation.

Incendiary images shown in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial reveal the disgraced rap mogul was preparing for a hotel ‘freak off’ despite knowing he was about to be arrested, prosecutors say.