Diddy Trial: Cassie’s Last Day on the Stand Reveals Crucial Insights and Unfolding Drama

The initial week of testimony in the ongoing Diddy trial has reached a pivotal moment, with Cassie officially concluding her time on the witness stand.

On her fourth day of testimony last Friday, Cassie faced intense cross-examination by Diddy’s legal team. During this session, a series of text messages were revealed, highlighting a moment when Cassie firmly expressed that she did not want to be perceived as a “rag doll” after a troubling hotel incident involving Diddy.

During her time on the stand, Cassie shared that she had once engaged in an affair with an NFL player. She emphasized that, despite the tumultuous nature of her relationship with Diddy, she held no bitter feelings towards him. Instead, she reflected on their shared memories with a sense of nostalgia.

Furthermore, the defense for Diddy suggested the possibility of him dealing with bipolar disorder. They presented text conversations showcasing a more amicable relationship between Cassie and Diddy, including texts sent during her current marriage to Alex Fine.

Cassie also revealed her ongoing need for therapy, citing PTSD and distressing memories that lingered. Following her cross-examination, she opened up about being threatened by Diddy, who allegedly claimed he would leak a sex tape if she did not adhere to his demands.

In a striking declaration, Cassie mentioned her expectations of a $10 million settlement from the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles, attributed to an alleged assault captured on video by Diddy.

After wrapping up her testimony, Cassie conveyed that her experience in recounting her struggles was both painful and empowering. Her husband was visibly moved as he listened to her share her tumultuous history.

Following Cassie’s extended testimony, jurors appeared to be showing signs of fatigue, but their interest piqued with the introduction of new witnesses.

The first new witness, Department of Homeland Security agent Yasin Binda, testified about discovering baby oil, lubricants, illicit drugs, and cash in Diddy’s New York hotel room following his arrest in September 2024. Some of this evidence was presented to jurors.

When queried by Diddy’s counsel, Teny Geragos, about any signs of a woman’s occupancy in the hotel room, Agent Binda confirmed that evidence indicated the presence of a female.