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Diddy’s Ex Testifies on His S₤xual Curiosity, Calls Him a ‘Cuck’ in Ongoing Trafficking Trial
Sean “Diddy” Combs sat in court on Tuesday, June 10, as his former girlfriend—known to the jury only as “Jane”—took the stand and peeled back layers of their private life, calling the music mogul a “cuck” and suggesting his sexual preferences were rooted in hidden bi-curiosity.
Testifying in the ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering case against the rapper in New York City, Jane said she spent years trying to understand Diddy’s desire to watch her with other men. Her answer, she claimed, came after online research in 2022.
“I came upon the word ‘cuckolder’,” she said. “It described exactly what we were doing. A man who enjoys watching his woman with another man, often because of a bi-curiosity he’s too ashamed to explore directly.”
Jane added that Diddy preferred to call it “voyeurism,” but she felt “cuck” was a more accurate label. “He got pleasure seeing me receive pleasure from someone else,” she told the court. “It was part of the relationship.”
Despite the explosive claims, Jane confessed she still loves the 55-year-old rapper. She noted that Diddy continues to pay her rent, even after reportedly giving her about $150,000 over the course of their three-year relationship. She also spoke fondly of their time together, from foot massages to watching Dateline—his favorite show.
Diddy reportedly smiled and nodded as she shared those softer memories. But the courtroom atmosphere grew tense when the conversation turned to the allegations of trafficking and manipulation that form the core of the federal case.
Prosecutors argue that behind the celebrity status lies a pattern of control and exploitation. Diddy has pleaded not guilty, and his lawyers insist the charges are false, designed to damage his reputation.
Jane’s testimony now adds a deeply personal layer to an already high-stakes trial. Her account, both affectionate and disturbing, offers a window into a complicated relationship that could help shape the jury’s perception of the case.
The trial continues.
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