Diddy’s assistant testified that he took her phone – then mocked her

During the third week of Sean “Diddy” Combs“High -profile federal sex trading study, his former assistant testified that the music mogul once took his phone and threatened to use his compromising photos against her.

The assistant, who testifies under the pseudonym Mia, told the court on Thursday, May 29 that Combs encountered a bathroom with his phone after asked why she went so close to him.

Mia testified that she “threw off my heels” and ran for Comb’s barefoot but that the music mogul threw the door on her hand several times. She noted that the door was heavy because they were in a commercial building.

“He screwed past me, down the stairs and in the streets,” Mia said of Combs, which she saw again later that day in a recording studio. That’s when Mia claims that Combs told her, “I sent all your naked photos to my phone so I got something on you if you got something on me,” Per her testimony. Mia said Combs said it in a “almost like bullying” tone.

Mia further testified that she had no such pictures and that she knew that Combs was lying and not sent anything to her phone.

The former assistant also told the court that she was “relieved” because Combs had not seen a text message she sent to Comb’s stylist, Derek. Mia said that the message, which was sent before Combs took his phone, said something in line with “he is a joke right now”, with reference to Combs.

Mia also told the court that when Comb insulted her, she felt “terrified” and “humiliated”, “I didn’t know why I deserved it. I made many excuses for him in my head.”

Mia worked for Combs from 2009 to 2017, and she said earlier on Thursday that her role included Reading his mood every day Because it dictated everything. According to her testimony, she also posted accusations that Combs sexually attacked her and that she witnessed Combs who beat his ex-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura.

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Combs is accused of sex trafficking, racketeering and transport of engaging in prostitution and has not relied on. His trial, which began by opening statements on May 12, is now expected to last for five weeks rather than the originally planned six weeks.