Sean “Diddy” would have contacted his former personal assistant when her ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura continued him in 2023.
The former personal assistant – The second of the three women testifying against him – opened Friday about a “triggering” phone call that she received shortly after her ex -girlfriend Cassie Ventura had continued him in November 2023.
“It was so triggered to see this,” said the assistant, who identifies anonymously before the court by the pseudonym “Mia”.
Mia said that she was at the beginning delighted to hear D-Roc, one of the former Combs bodyguards, when he contacted her days after the Ventura trial until she realized that he was at the home of the founder of Bad Boy Records and trying to reconnect with her former boss.
Mia said she was in panic mode when she saw the rapper’s phone call shortly after.
“I threw my phone as far as it would go behind the sofa and ran out,” she recalls.
The former assistant said she felt “terrified, threatened, frightened, nervous” and “wanted to play stupid” so that she could find a match plan to protect herself.
“I didn’t want my life to be in danger,” Mia told Manhattan court.
During the Friday hearing, Combres lawyer, Brian Steel, also launched a counter-examination by investigating women on several dozen messages that she published on Combres, Ventura and other people and events of their circle.
Steel confronted Mia about a comedy video she published on Combs’s birthday in 2013, showing that Combres pretended to do like a MIA helping doctor to give birth to a baby.
“Shout my mentor,” she wrote, referring to Combs, “thank you for always letting me give birth to my dreams.”
“Here you posted on your personal account, your rapist delivering the baby,” said Steel, which Mia said that the photos were a facade to follow the trend to show their best life.
Mia previously said that she had been sexually assaulted several times in her job from 2009 to 2017 with Bad Boy Entertainment.
