Male Stripper Says Cassie ASKED Him To Pee On Her - But It Was Diddy Who Did Something That Disgusted Him!

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One of the first witnesses in Diddy‘s trial, and we’re already shocked.

We already have a new low in the degrading abuse the rap mogul allegedly inflicted upon his ex Cassie. The prosecution told the jury in an opening statement that she would testify Diddy paid an escort to urinate into her mouth, causing her to choke.

Before that bombshell testimony takes place, they called the male sex worker in question. He corroborated the story, saying he was paid thousands of dollars to have sex with Cassie while the music producer watched. He also made clear as far as he knew she was supposedly up for the watersports!

Taking the stand during Diddy’s much-anticipated trial on Monday, Daniel Phillip testified that he was hired to strip at a bachelorette party at the Gramercy Park Hotel in Manhattan. There, Cassie allegedly paid him for sex for the first time.

Phillip testified Cassie first asked him for a massage with baby oil — while Combs was in the room. Phillip claimed Diddy was there with a white robe on, along with a baseball hat and a bandana covering his face. Diddy even tried to shield his identity by introducing himself as being in the “importing and exporting” business, he said. Huh?!?! What is that, a Seinfeld reference? However, Phillip said he recognized the mogul by his voice, and knew exactly who he was. Damn!!

Phillip claimed he then had sex with Ventura as Diddy sat in the corner and pleasured himself. He then testified that he was paid many different times to have sex with Cassie thereafter, receiving up to $6,000 per encounter.

But there are two wild and totally new claims being made now in Phillip’s testimony, too. For one, Phillip told jurors that it was Cassie — and not Diddy — who asked him to urinate on her! He said on the stand:

“Cassie was actually the one that asked me urinate on her. She asked me if I had ever done that before, she told me to do it. Apparently I was doing it wrong, because they both told me.”

Uhhh… there’s a right way to urinate on someone?! You know what… That’s not for us to judge, we’ll just make clear — this does not prove it was something Cassie wanted. She has already made her allegations clear: he coerced and abused her. If that includes making her give the sex worker her consent, it doesn’t clear Diddy’s name. Phillips, sure — but not Diddy.

Anyway, the situation — kinky as it might have been — went on for some time satisfactorily. But then things got darker.

Later on the stand, Phillip testified that their unsettling urinary arrangement continued until he saw something that finally did gross him out too much to perform. He says he witnessed Diddy become violent with Cassie.

That domestic violence was so unnerving to the male stripper that he experienced erectile dysfunction, he testified, for the first time in his life.

On the stand, he said that he heard the sound of Combs slapping Cassie. She screamed out “I’m sorry” in response, and then ran out of the room — totally naked — and went right over to Phillip, jumping in his lap. She was distraught, he testified, and he tried to ask her why she stayed with Diddy despite the “real danger” of being so close to someone who seemed so violent.

Phillip said he also began to think about the “unlimited power” that Diddy held, and what it might mean for Cassie’s life — and his own. The stripper said on the stand:

“My thoughts were that this was someone with unlimited power, and chances are that, even if I did go to the police, I might still lose my life.”

Yikes…

Considering some of what the man has been accused of… We can’t blame him. Diddy’s trial is ongoing. Per People and others, Cassie is expected to testify on Tuesday.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. Consider calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, or text START to 88788, or go to https://www.thehotline.org/.

If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence and would like to learn more about resources, consider checking out https://www.rainn.org/resources.

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