Cassie reveals the amount of the Diddy regulation, says alleged blows

Sean “Diddy” Combs paid Cassie Ventura 20 million dollars to settle her sexual abuse trial in 2023, R&B singer said on Wednesday during her Manhattan sex trafficking trial.

If Combs, 55, had already hoped that this massive and eight figures would silence Ventura, 38, he would have been wrong.

Ventura revealed the previously sealed background line of the colony at the end of almost two days of direct testimony against the combs.

During this testimony, she described combs forcing her to have what she called painful and humiliating sex with male escorts on hundreds of covers throughout their decades’ relationship, while he filmed it and had fun.

She described these meetings – the combs called them “Freak offs”, according to Ventura’s costume – much more in detail than in the 35 pages of her bomb trial, and with much higher issues than the millionaire Hip Hop Tycoon had been confronted before the civil court.

If he is found guilty of the best charges of racketeering and sex trafficking, Combs could be sentenced to life prison. Combs pleaded not guilty; His lawyers support the trial that sexual meetings were consensual and that his accusers have a financial incentive to imply it falsely.

“I wanted to be remunerated for the time, the pain, the many years of trying to repair my life,” said Ventura about her efforts to force a payment of Combs, including by a failed attempt to sell him the rights to a revealing thesis.

Ventura, who is eight months pregnant, took tears three times during her testimony, which included an accusation on Wednesday that Combs raped her on the ground of his show after having broken with him in 2018.

“I don’t think he even noticed” she was crying during the attack, she told the jury. Asked what had happened later, she replied: “He got up and he left.”

She also described by trying to commit suicide for months before submitting the trial. “I just tried to get out of the door to traffic,” she said.

Ventura is expected to be counter-examined Thursday and Friday.

She spent most of Wednesday’s testimony to describe six times distinct when she said that the attacks fueled by Combs left her bruises, black eyes or a burst.

Her relationship with rapper Kid Cudi in 2011, when she was in mid-Vings, sparked two consecutive eruptions of violence, she told the Combs jury of four women and eight men.

The first came during a monster with the rented manor from Combres to Los Angeles, when he “rushed with a wine-bouteille between his fingers,” she said.

She fled the manor, escaping an injury, but not for a long time, she told the jury. She testified that when she returned to her mansion to talk about things a little later, Combs hit her in the lower back so strong that she was sent to fly on the ground.

The prosecutors say that Combs ordered the security employees of his Bad Boy Records Empire to take revenge on Kid Cudi, whose first name is Scott Mescudi.

The number of rackets includes an allegation of criminal fire. Prosecutors allege that Combs ordered its subordinates to fire the Mescudi vehicle “to open the high convertible of the car and abandon a Molotov cocktail inside,” they wrote in September.

Severe blows allegations

“I was mainly under the back of the climbing,” said Ventura about what she described as her most serious blow, which, she said, performed in Los Angeles in 2009, when she was 22 years old.

Combs has seen Ventura addressing a record producer at a party he had organized in a club called “Ace of Diamonds”.

“Sean called me a slut or a dog or something when we got into the car,” Ventura in the jurors told. “I hit Sean’s face.”

She said she had struck Combs “as hard as I could hit someone when I was drunk.”

Combs reprisals on the back seat of their heated climbing were brutal, she said.

“All her behavior has just passed,” she said. “I remember that her eyes have gone black.”

He hit and kicked him throughout the ten-minute trip to his rented manor, she said.

“After hitting him and he attacked me, I was mainly under the rear seat,” she told jurors.

“I was trying to cover my face,” she said. “Because Sean trampled with his foot.”

Combs ordered him to stay at the London West Hollywood Hotel on Sunset Boulevard in Beverly Hills. She described to be taken inside by one of the combat safety employees, her face covered.

It took him a week, perhaps more, before his injured face healed enough for combs allowing him to be seen in public, she said.

Until then, “I couldn’t go home,” she said. “Absolutely not,” she said he would tell him.

“I don’t think I would be gently,” she added.