The courtroom drama surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs has taken another intense turn in New York.

The courtroom drama surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs has taken another intense turn in New York.

In a case that has rocked the music industry and beyond, Diddy’s former assistant, known only as Mia, stepped forward as the second woman to accuse the music mogul of sexual assault.

Her testimony added chilling details to the allegations that have been unfolding in Manhattan’s federal court.


Mia’s Testimony: A Harrowing Account of Assault

Mia, who once worked closely with the founder of Bad Boy Records, told the jury that Diddy raped her at least twice.

She described one horrifying incident where Diddy climbed on top of her while she was asleep and assaulted her as she lay frozen with fear.

The prosecution paints a dark picture of Diddy, 55, accusing him of coercing women over a span of two decades to take part in drug-fueled, multi-day sexual performances involving male sex workers, referred to as “freak offs.”

On the other side, Diddy’s legal team acknowledges his past abusive behavior in relationships but insists any sexual encounters were consensual, standing firmly by his innocence.


The Role of D-Roc, Diddy’s Enforcer

Throughout the trial, the name Damion Butler, aka D-Roc, has come up repeatedly.

Known as Diddy’s right-hand man and once the enforcer for the late Biggie Smalls, D-Roc is described by witnesses as someone who ensured the mogul’s demands were met.

Mia recounted a tense phone call from D-Roc in late 2023, shortly after fellow singer Cassie filed a civil suit against Diddy.

What started as a seemingly casual call quickly turned uneasy, with D-Roc downplaying the violence between Diddy and Cassie and insisting their fights were just like any normal couple’s.

Mia said his nervous tone and repetitive statements made her feel alarmed and threatened.

Afterwards, she ignored several calls from both D-Roc and Diddy out of fear.


Texts and Social Media: Contrasting Narratives

In an effort to challenge Mia’s account, Diddy’s lawyer Brian Steel questioned her about social media posts showing her enjoying seemingly happy moments, including vacations with Cassie and friendly birthday messages to Diddy.

One birthday message from 2013, read aloud in court, expressed gratitude and affection toward Diddy.

Mia explained that these posts were part of maintaining a public image.

“Instagram was a place to show how great your life was even if it’s not true,” she said, describing how she hid her pain from friends and family.


Mia’s Struggles After Leaving Diddy

Since ending her decade-long work for Diddy, Mia revealed she has been unable to hold a job.

She suffers from severe PTSD, triggered by everyday situations that remind her of her time with him—like simple emails or hearing her name called out.

These reminders bring overwhelming fear and anxiety, symptoms she directly attributes to the trauma from working for Diddy.


The First Assault at Diddy’s 40th Birthday Party

Mia described the first time she was assaulted by Diddy during his 40th birthday party at the Plaza Hotel.

She recalled how the mogul’s behavior shifted suddenly after offering her shots, moving in too close and forcing himself on her despite her shock and inability to respond.

The next morning, she found herself clothed but alone, waking on a chair in Diddy’s penthouse.


Kristina Khorram: The Enforcer Behind the Scenes

Mia testified that Diddy’s right-hand woman, Kristina Khorram, played a role in pressuring her, especially during a trip to South Africa.

When Mia struggled to reach Cassie at Diddy’s request, Khorram repeatedly threatened her job with texts and calls, albeit in a softer tone than Diddy’s direct threats.

Mia recalled the fear and anxiety these threats caused, including nightmares and panic during the trip.


The Most Traumatic Assault

The most harrowing moment Mia shared was an alleged rape in Diddy’s Los Angeles home around 2009 or 2010.

She described waking up to find him on top of her, motioning for silence and removing his pants before assaulting her.

She said she froze, overwhelmed by terror and confusion.

Though brief, Mia said the assault felt endless.


Settlement and Silence

Mia left Diddy’s employ in 2016 after he blocked a project she was working on.

She sought legal help to negotiate a severance package, which reportedly angered Diddy.

His right-hand woman accused her of betrayal.

Though Mia’s lawyers made a $10 million offer to settle, she revealed she never disclosed the sexual assaults during negotiations. “I was going to die with that,” she said.

When asked if she would return the money if it meant the assaults never happened, Mia answered, “Absolutely, in a second.”


Courtroom Battles and Legal Maneuvers

This week, Diddy’s lawyers pushed for a mistrial, arguing that prosecutors improperly implied Diddy was involved in destroying evidence related to a 2012 car bombing incident.

The judge denied the motion, allowing the trial to proceed.

Meanwhile, Mia’s testimony continues to reveal the dark and complex dynamic between her and Diddy, including how she felt compelled to express love for him even as abuse escalated, clinging to moments of safety in a toxic relationship.


Diddy’s Behavior and Other Witnesses

Mia also told the court about Diddy’s drug use during inappropriate moments, like business meetings and a chaotic appearance on Chelsea Handler’s show.

She said his erratic behavior sometimes forced her to intervene.

Other witnesses, including radio personality Enrique Santos, are expected to take the stand soon as the prosecution moves forward, aiming to rest their case by early June.


Privacy Concerns and Courtroom Protocol

Prosecutors requested privacy protections for Mia during her testimony, including blocking her image from live feeds and banning sketch artists and cell phones in the courtroom.

While some requests were denied due to space constraints, the judge ensured measures to protect Mia’s identity and emotional well-being.


The Emotional Toll and Ongoing Testimony

Throughout it all, Mia’s lawyer emphasized the emotional burden of recounting these experiences, promising the jury she will reveal the “worst things ever” she endured—details she once intended to keep hidden forever.

Mia returned to the stand in court dressed in white, describing the highs and lows of working with Diddy but labeling the sexual assaults as the absolute low point.

She spoke about how Diddy’s inner circle often referred to themselves as family, highlighting the complicated and painful bond she had with the mogul.