Diddy trial live updates: New witness to take stand after ex-girlfriend ‘Jane’ ends witness testimony on Vegas trip with mystery rapper

Sean “Diddy” Combs’s ex-girlfriend Jane finished testifying on Thursday after spending several days on the stand being cross-examined and describing her three-year relationship with the music mogul.

The day got off to a rocky start, with testimony delayed nearly two hours as prosecutors, Combs’s attorneys and Jane’s attorney had private conversations with Judge Arun Subramanian.

After she took the stand, Jane described how she felt during her “hotel nights” with Combs, which involved her having sex with other men while he watched.

Jane testified she went on a trip to Las Vegas in 2024 with an unnamed rapper for a birthday celebration. They flew on the rapper’s private jet, she said.

Combs was not aware of the trip because they were on a break, Jane said. The rapper was “close” with Combs, she added.

Antoine, a sex worker who had done previous “hotel nights” with Jane and Combs, was at the birthday dinner, Jane testified. Later, Antoine had sex with another woman while several people watched, she said.

Combs went on to accuse Jane of attending another man’s “freak off,” she testified.

Jane told prosecutors she wishes she could forget “hotel nights.”

“I felt like a whore, I’m not a trained actress,” Jane testified.

After a 24-hour “hotel night” in Turks and Caicos, Jane texted an entertainer named Paul and told him Combs “didn’t make me feel like a human being.”

When the questions finally concluded, Jane hugged prosecutor Maurene Comey and defense attorney Teny Geragos as she left the stand.

Here’s Kelly Rissman’s report.

Hello and welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of the sex trafficking trial of hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs as it resumes in New York.

Combs is facing sex trafficking, transportation to engage in prostitution and racketeering conspiracy charges.

He was arrested in September 2024 as federal authorities alleged he threatened, abused and coerced victims “to fulfill his sexual desires” between 2004 and 2024.

Combs has denied any accusations of wrongdoing.