Cassie Ventura’s Freak Off Testimony: Health Issues Revealed

Cassie Ventura Talks About Health Problems Caused by Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Wild Parties During Her Court Testimony

Trigger Warning: This story includes mentions of sexual abuse.

Cassie Ventura, the former girlfriend of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, shared painful details in court about how their relationship affected her health. She was testifying for the second time in a sex trafficking trial in New York.

During her time on the witness stand, Cassie talked about the strange and extreme parties Combs called “Freak Offs.” She said these parties left her feeling sick and hurt, both physically and mentally.

Cassie, 38, told the court that the drugs used during these parties caused her many stomach and digestion problems. She also said she got urinary tract infections (UTIs) often and even had painful mouth sores from the group sex. “It was really painful for a long time. I still can’t believe I went through all that,” she said.

She also said that Combs became violent at some of these parties. Although she sometimes tried to stand up for herself, she said it only made things worse. “I learned quickly that fighting back would only make the situation more dangerous for me.”

After the parties, Cassie said they would often try to “recover” by getting IV drips, massages, and taking strong painkillers like opiates. She explained, “Opiates made me feel numb, and I started depending on them a lot.”

Cassie also shared that Combs used threats to keep her quiet. She said he would warn her that he would release private videos from the parties if she ever spoke out. “I was scared for my career and my family. What he did was terrible and no one should ever go through that,” she said.

The trial started earlier this week, with emotional testimony from other alleged victims as well. One shocking moment in court came when the jury saw hotel footage from 2016. It appeared to show Combs dragging and hurting Cassie in a hotel lobby.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has pleaded not guilty and denies all the accusations.

Note: If you or someone you know is facing abuse, violence, or trauma, please speak to a trusted person or contact a mental health professional or support group. Help is available.

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