Redacción Diddy Combs demanded more oil for sex during a session with Cassie and a dancer
Witness in the trial stated that Diddy watched sexual encounters with Cassie and got upset over the lack of oil
In the federal sex trafficking trial faced by Sean "Diddy" Combs, a second witness offered disturbing details about what he experienced alongside singer Cassie Ventura and the rapper himself.
The witness, a male dancer, testified before the jury that he was hired by Cassie on multiple occasions to have sexual relations with her, always under Diddy's watchful eye. According to his testimony, these sessions took place in different locations and were carefully orchestrated by the artist.
Diddy and his obsession with baby oil
The dancer claimed that in each encounter they used baby oil to cover their bodies. In one of the sessions, according to his testimony, Diddy interrupted the scene and complained about the insufficient amount of oil, ordering them to stop until the "problem" was solved.
This detail gained relevance due to a recent raid on Combs's residence, where authorities confiscated approximately a thousand bottles of baby oil. This finding was interpreted by prosecutors as part of a pattern that reinforces the accusations against him.
Role-playing games and directed scenarios
During his testimony, the dancer described a particular scene in which Diddy asked them to perform a role-playing game: they had to pretend they were meeting for the first time at an airport.
The first encounter, he recounted, took place in a hotel room. Cassie wore a red wig, sunglasses, and stockings, while Diddy wore a white robe, a scarf covering part of his face, and a cap. Despite the disguise, his voice gave him away. Back then, the lubricant they used was Astroglide.
The dancer's statement added to a series of testimonies that have put the music producer on the spot, accused of orchestrating and financing sexual encounters with dynamics that, according to the prosecution, follow a pattern of abuse and exploitation.
The trial continues, while the dancer's testimony expands the context and fuels the evidence in a case that has already shaken the music industry.
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