The courtroom was shown a 2009 text message in which Cassie Ventura told Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs she was “always ready to freak off,” as the rapper’s legal team pushed back against her claims of coercion during explosive testimony in his sex trafficking trial.
Ventura, the prosecution’s star witness, took the stand earlier this week, offering disturbing details about her relationship with Combs.
She alleged the music mogul forced her into drug-fueled “freak off” sex parties, which she said left her suffering from recurring urinary tract infections and mouth sores.
But during cross-examination, Diddy’s defense team introduced a series of sexually explicit messages they claim show Ventura was a willing participant.
One message, allegedly sent from Ventura’s BlackBerry on August 5, 2009, stated: “I’m always ready to freak off, it can be whenever.”
Another explicit text, reportedly from Ventura, read: “Can’t wait for you to d*** tease my p**** raw.”
Defense attorney Anna Estevao pressed Ventura on the messages and their relationship dynamic, including whether Combs had taught her how to perform oral sex — a point Ventura confirmed.
Estevao then had her read a 2007 message in which Ventura allegedly wrote to Diddy: “I feel protected, you are sweet.”
