Diddy Made An Escort Pee In Cassie's Mouth As She Choked, Says Prosecutor!

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Diddy’s trial officially kicked off on Monday… And we’re already getting grim details of his alleged conduct we’d never heard before. And frankly we’d rather unhear…

During opening statements in day one of the disgraced rapper’s New York trial, Assistant US Attorney Emily Johnson detailed a graphic incident that had never gone public. We knew the Bad Boy Records founder is accused of various abuses of ex Cassie Ventura, but this is… JFC.

According to Johnson, Diddy forced a male escort to urinate in Cassie’s mouth during a sexual encounter — to the point where she was “choking,” according to court docs obtained by multiple outlets:

“Cassie will tell you that she felt like she was choking when Combs made an escort urinate in her mouth.”

That’s horrifying.

Diddy, who is facing charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution, allegedly watched and pleasured himself while also recording the act, according to Johnson. The prosecutor alleged he kept the footage, as well as footage from other “freak-offs” involving Cassie as “souvenirs of the most humiliating nights of her life” to blackmail the now-38-year-old.

So sickening.

This new accusation comes straight from Cassie — who will be telling this and other horrific stories on the stand. That’s going to be one hell of a day in court…

As we noted, Cassie is expected to take the stand despite being eight months pregnant to testify about what she suffered through while in a relationship with Diddy — including the infamous hotel security footage from 2016 which depicts him mercilessly beating her at the InterContinental Hotel in Century City, Los Angeles.

What are your thoughts on this early reveal in Diddy’s trial, Perezcious readers? Sound OFF in the comments down below.

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