Inside a federal courtroom swirling with tension, day six of testimony from a woman referred to only as “Jane” peeled back another layer of the bombshell sues against Sean “Diddy” Combs, this time revealing an angry moment that a mother claims was the result of a “freak-off” gone awry.
Jane says things got ugly after Diddy got wind that she had gone to a Las Vegas sex party thrown by another famous rapper. She said on the stand Thursday (June 12) that his response was volcanic.
“How can you go to another man’s freak-off?” she remembered him screaming after he read private messages on her phone. The altercation escalated into a scuffle after Jane swore at Diddy, who slapped her, and things got on a frighteningly fast track from there.
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Jane testified that Diddy made her put on the clothes, then gave her phone to a man named Antoine, not the one she had over on previous occasions, and made her call a car for the other women and Antoine. Jane said that under pressure and after Diddy forced a pill in her direction, she went on to perform oral sex on Antoine, which she described as an involuntary act. She said Diddy actually saw and then, just like that, dismissed the man. Later, Jane said she sent Antoine money.
“He was upset, really upset,” she testified. “But it was the first time we didn’t have sex afterwards.”
Jane’s testimony provided a disturbing window into a relationship that seemed defined by coercion, manipulation, and psychological domination of a young girl. Under redirect examination by federal prosecutor Maureen Comey, Jane explained that Diddy would make her have sex with him even if she were physically ill. She remembered trying to silently communicate that something was wrong with every sigh and facial expression.
His response? “Push through. One more round,” she said.
In one particularly harrowing moment, Jane admitted to being down so desperately to escape another forced sexual encounter that she messaged Diddy a picture of a blood-soaked tampon. As of late 2023, she said, she’d grown more vocal about ending these “hotel nights,” as she called them, but felt futile, notably after Diddy had stepped in to cover her rent. She said his support was not unconditional, nor were his threats.
“‘I’m going to cut you off if you don’t go along,’” she told the jury, her voice cracking.
In court, it was claimed that Diddy used explicit videos as a way to control the women, saying he would release the content unless they did what he wanted. Jane said she felt trapped, manipulated, and violated. According to prosecutors, she finished her emotional testimony on Thursday and won’t be called to testify.
Diddy defense attorneys denied all accusations and filed a second motion for mistrial. The Department of Justice, however, says that Combs led a scheme that was, in fact, a business enterprise that was calculated to prey on women with force, fear, and sex trafficking.
The trial will continue on Friday (June 13), but Jane’s words now loom large one of control, trauma, and a power dynamic that might stake the course for either side going forward.
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