Cassie Ventura’s emotional four-day testimony in the highly publicized Sean “Diddy” Combs abuse trial reached a dramatic conclusion on Friday. The R&B singer broke down in court as she detailed disturbing allegations of physical and sexual abuse, including so-called “freak offs,” orchestrated by the music mogul.

Ventura, who filed a lawsuit against Diddy in 2023 that was swiftly settled for $20 million, said during cross-examination that she would give up the settlement money just to erase the traumatic experiences.

“I’d give that money back if I never had to have ‘freak offs,’” said a tearful Cassie Ventura. “If I never had to have ‘freak offs,’ I would have had agency and autonomy.”

Cassie’s breakdown marked a turning point in the Diddy abuse allegations case, underscoring the emotional toll of the alleged years-long trauma.

🎤 Cassie Ventura Details Years of Abuse in Sean Combs Trial

Ventura’s testimony included vivid descriptions of mental, physical, and emotional abuse. She recalled being beaten during these alleged “freak offs,” describing the experience as leaving her feeling “worthless… like dirt.”

Despite the abuse, Ventura testified that she felt compelled to participate due to fear for her safety, career, and emotional attachment to Combs. “I was in love with him, and I worried he wouldn’t want to be with me anymore,” she confessed.

Ventura repeatedly said she felt forced into acting like a “sex worker” — a term the judge ordered stricken from the record.

💬 Key Testimony Highlights from Cassie Ventura

• Ventura denied her lawsuit was financially motivated.

• A recording was played of her screaming at a friend who claimed to have seen a sex tape involving her. She confirmed Diddy tried to suppress the video.

• She admitted to undergoing neurofeedback therapy in 2023 to manage trauma-related symptoms but denied treatment for sex or love addiction.

• Despite accusing him of rape, she admitted to having consensual sex with Diddy weeks afterward and said she didn’t “hate” him.

• The court reviewed multiple text messages between Ventura and Combs, revealing a complicated emotional dynamic.

📱 Sean Combs and Cassie’s Text Messages Revealed in Court

Courtroom evidence also included a string of text messages following a violent incident in a Los Angeles hotel in 2016. Ventura wrote: “I’m not a rag doll. I’m somebody’s child,” referring to an assault caught on surveillance video.

Cassie read another message where she described Diddy as being “out of control” due to drugs and alcohol. The video reportedly showed her attempting to flee a “freak off.”

Despite multiple separations, messages exchanged between the two often reflected a continued emotional attachment.

💔 Final Straw: Cassie Ends Relationship in 2018

Ventura told the jury she ended the relationship permanently in 2018 after discovering a photo of Diddy with another woman, Gina, with whom he was reportedly involved during their final years together.

“You took care of me materialistically, not where I needed it,” she texted Diddy. “I needed you to love me and put me first.”

🎧 Audio Clips Spark Controversy in Celebrity Abuse Case

One especially controversial moment came when the jury heard a 2014 audio clip of Ventura threatening a man who claimed to have seen an explicit video of her.

“I will kill you if you don’t show me right now,” she screamed in the recording, adding, “It’s not going to be blood on my hands; someone else is going to do it.”

When asked by Assistant U.S. Attorney Emily Johnson what kind of world Diddy introduced her to, Ventura replied, “A world of chaos.”

📢 Sean “Diddy” Combs Denies All Allegations

Combs has publicly denied all charges related to the Cassie Ventura abuse case. His defense team, led by attorney Anna Estevao, continues to challenge the credibility and motivations behind Ventura’s lawsuit.

As this high-profile celebrity legal battle continues to unfold, the impact of Cassie Ventura’s testimony is expected to shape the future course of the case.