Diddy Paid a Male Sex Worker to Urinate in Cassie’s Mouth

Prosecutors in Diddy‘s sex trafficking trial say he allegedly paid a male sex worker to urinate in Puff’s ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura‘s, mouth.

Opening Arguments in Diddy Trial

On Monday (May 12), the opening arguments for Diddy’s sex trafficking case began with bombshell allegations from the government. Assistant U.S. Attorney Emily Johnson gave a summary of all the evidence they would present during the trial, where they are accusing Puff of using power, money and violence to get people to participate in wild sex marathons known as “freak-offs” or “Wild King Nights.” According to People, Johnson described one incident where Diddy allegedly paid a sex worker to pee in Cassie’s mouth during one such event. The incident left Cassie feeling like she was choking, Johnson said.

“He forced her to have sex with male escorts while he watched and recorded it,” Johnson told the jury.

Prosecutors described Diddy as the mastermind of these events, and said he used his staff to supply drugs, set up the parties and cover up his crimes. One of their main articles of evidence is the 2016 video that shows Diddy assaulting Cassie at the Intercontinental Hotel in Los Angeles, which the prosecution says occurred in the middle of a “freak-off” party.

Cassie is supposed to testify, along with multiple alleged victims, during the trial, which is expected to last eight to 10 weeks.

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Diddy’s Legal Team Shoots Down Allegations

Diddy’s legal team, led by Marc Angifilo, Marc Geragos and Brian Steel, also summarized their case for the jury. They claim Diddy and Cassie’s relationship was mutually violent. As far as the years of sex parties that the prosecution is accusing Diddy of hosting and participating in, the Bad Boy Entertainment founder’s attorneys say he participated in a “swinger” lifestyle and would frequently hire male escorts. However, they do not agree that it constitutes as sex trafficking.

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