Diddy trial: Combs hired porn stars for ‘freak off’, witness testifies; alleges rapper flew them cross-country

Sean “Diddy” Combs and his former influencer companion hired two male porn stars, who have been flown throughout the nation for “Freak Off” referring to intercourse events, based on testimony in a Manhattan courtroom on Friday.In the federal sex-trafficking and racketeering trial, an nameless witness, recognized as “Jane,” knowledgeable the jury that she contacted the performers individually to affix the couple’s “freak offs,” what she termed “hotel nights” throughout late 2021 and early 2022. She defined that the Bad Boys Records founder, whom she dated for three years till his arrest in September 2024, was drawn to the performers after viewing their content material, New York Post reported.She described reaching out to “Cabral” and “Antoine” through Instagram, as soon as while beneath the affect of ecstasy. She detailed their viewing of Cabral’s content material and subsequent discussions about his bodily attributes.“We watched a few of Cabral’s videos back-to-back and we just started talking about Cabral and his size and everything” Jane stated throughout Combs’ federal sex-trafficking and racketeering trial.The encounters concerned intimate actions, with Jane performing while Combs noticed. Subsequently, she engaged “Antoine” a number of instances for comparable preparations, although the compensation particulars weren’t disclosed.These actions have been carried out to achieve Combs’ approval, later evolving into digital interactions. She said that Combs requested express imagery from the performers.These encounters are essential to the prosecution’s case towards the 55-year-old Combs, who faces potential life imprisonment if discovered responsible of the costs he denies.Jane’s earlier testimony detailed alleged abuse and coerced intimate encounters. She said these classes lasted between 24 to 30 hours from May 2021 to October 2023.The nameless social media persona is anticipated to proceed testifying for roughly 5 extra days because the trial continues into its fifth week.