Diddy trial live updates: Jaw-dropping new evidence pics reveal
By Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer, Priscilla DeGregory and Kaydi Pelletier
Explosive evidence photos from inside Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Los Angeles mansion give a never-before-seen look at the mogul’s dark, twisted and drug-addled lifestyle.
The pics, from the FBI’s dramatic raid on his west coast abode in March 2024, reveal a vast weapons arsenal and drug stash, a look inside Diddy’s bedroom, and countless bottles of baby oil and lube — some stored in fancy display boxes like precious valuables.
Diddy, 55, is accused of using his fame and fortune to run a decade-long scheme in which he controlled and manipulated his longtime girlfriend, R&B singer Cassie Ventura, 38, and others using violence and threats, forcing them into “freak-off” sex marathons that went on for days.
The rapper has pleaded not guilty to charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He faces life in prison if convicted.
The trial is not televised because cameras are prohibited inside the federal courthouse, but we’re there following all the action — so watch this space for the latest updates.
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21 minutes ago
Law enforcement agent begins testifying as prosecution case against Diddy winds down
By Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer and Priscilla DeGregory
A law enforcement agent began testifying and is likely to be one of the last witnesses called by prosecutors who are poised to rest their case soon.
Special agent Joseph Cerciello -- who works in Homeland Security -- took the witness stand to testify about charts of evidence.
He is expected to be one of the last witnesses called by prosecutors before lawyers for Sean "Diddy" Combs start their defense case.
36 minutes ago
Jaw-dropping new evidence pics reveal twisted look inside Diddy's LA mansion — stocked with drugs, guns, baby oil and more: pics
By Kaydi Pelletier
Jaw-dropping evidence photos released from the Diddy trial give a twisted look inside his Los Angeles mansion — which was replete with drugs, guns and a treasure trove of baby oil and lube.
The FBI raided the mogul's sprawling west coast home, as well as his Miami Beach abode, in March 2024, in their investigation into the sex-trafficking, racketeering and prostitution-related crimes Diddy is on trial for.
The jury saw photos from inside the dramatic Miami raid last month.
Photos from the March 2024 raid at Diddy's Los Angeles Mansion, lube and baby oil in a box
Bottles of baby oil were found in the mansion.
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Photos from the March 2024 raid at Diddy's Los Angeles Mansion
Photo of Diddy's Los Angeles Mansion from the March 2024 raid.
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Diddy's passport and cash during the March 2024 raid at his mansion.
Items seized by Homeland Security officials during the March 2024 raid at Combs' mansion in the neighborhood of Holmby Hills - a playground for the rich and famous.
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The bombshell items were seized by Homeland Security officials during the March 2024 raid at Combs' mansion in the neighborhood of Holmby Hills - a playground for the rich and famous.
Items seized by Homeland Security officials during the March 2024 raid in Holmby Hills.
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Drawer of lube and baby oil in Diddy's home.
Lube and baby oil found in Diddy's home.
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Floor plan of Diddy's home.
Floor plan of Diddy's home.
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A travel case of baby oil at the Los Angeles home.
A travel case of baby oil at the Los Angeles home.
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Weapons recovered from Diddy's home.
Weapons recovered from Diddy's home.
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drugs at Diddy's mansion
The Los Angeles mansion was replete with drugs.
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One of the room's in Diddy's house.
One of the room's in Diddy's house.
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Diddy's closet
Diddy's closet.
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Diddy's home with shelves of medicine, bodycare, and baby oil.
Diddy's home had shelves of medicine, body care, and baby oil.
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Weapons and locks found at Diddy's home
Weapons and locks found at Diddy's home.
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An evidence photo of boxes of lube from Diddy's mansion
An evidence photo of boxes from the trial.
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52 minutes ago
Diddy once texted Cassie 'all I've been is nice' -- a year after he was caught on camera brutally beating her
By Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer and Priscilla DeGregory
Sean "Diddy" Combs once texted his former longtime girlfriend Cassie Ventura "all I've been is nice" -- despite being caught on camera beating her up a year earlier.
Jurors were shown various messages between Ventura and the Bad Boy Records founder in which Ventura appears to confront Combs about his violent behavior toward her.
"I guess I'm not down with abuse," Ventura wrote in one 2013 text to him.
"I'm hurt," Combs responded. "I'm tired of this f--king s--t. You think you're talking to your little f--k boys."
Then in a 2017 exchange Ventura texted Combs: "That's not love. That's possession. I have bleeding cut."
"I'm not gonna let someone s--t on me when all I've been is nice," Combs replied. "You don't treat me like a king ... you was acting like a b---h ... You're wack for not keeping it real."
The jury was shown infamous hotel footage multiple times of Combs kicking, shoving and dragging Ventura in March 2016.
And Ventura -- an R&B singer -- testified she was regularly roughed up by the "I'll Be Missing You" rapper.
Even Combs' own lawyers during opening statements admitted he was physically abusive toward women.
1 hour ago
Diddy's 85-year-old mom Janice and son Justin arrive at court: pics
By Sarah Ng
Diddy's family is in court today, supporting the disgraced mogul as he stands trial for sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy and transportation to engage in prostitution.
The rapper's mom, Janice Combs, 85, walked into the building Friday wearing a short blonde wig, printed pants with a black sweater, and a cross necklace.
Janice Combs arrives at court for the Sean "Diddy" Combs sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial at U.S. court in Manhattan, in New York City, U.S., June 20, 2025.
Janice Combs arrives at court for son Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial at court in Manhattan.
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Justin Combs, 31, is also at his father's trial.
Justin Combs arrives at court for the Sean "Diddy" Combs sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial at U.S. court in Manhattan, in New York City, U.S., June 20, 2025.
Justin Combs arrives at court Friday for his father's trial.
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He sported a white button-down shirt with a black tie and a black-and-white baseball cap.
His brothers, Christian "King" Combs, and Diddy's stepson, Quincy Brown, who have previously attended court, have yet to show up today.
1 hour ago
Diddy's former personal assistant bought drugs for the rapper 5 to 10 times, feels 'complicated' about him
By Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer and Priscilla DeGregory
Sean "Diddy" Combs' personal assistant finished testifying after less than two hours and told jurors he bought drugs for the rapper less than 10 times.
Ex-assistant Brendan Paul said the amount of times he picked up drugs for the Bad Boy Records founder was "less than 10, more than five."
He capped off testifying by saying his feelings today toward Combs are "complicated."
2 hours ago
Diddy's personal assistant says he was 'absolutely not' a 'drug mule' for the rapper
By Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer and Priscilla DeGregory
Sean "Diddy" Combs' former personal assistant testified he was "absolutely not" a "drug mule" for his rapper boss.
Ex-assistant Brendan Paul was asked by Combs' lawyer, Brian Steel, about the description that came from a 2024 lawsuit against Combs.
"You were not some 'drug mule,' right?" Steel asked.
"Absolutely not," Paul replied.
Paul said he wasn't peddling drugs but rather he was "just transporting Combs' drugs for personal use."
"What you are doing is on a few occasions out of 18 months, you are talking about a minuscule amount of times getting drugs, right?" Steel asked.
"Yes," Paul answered.
Paul was first referred to as Combs' "drug mule" in a lawsuit filed against the hip-hop mogul by Rodney "Lil Rod" Jones. That $30 million lawsuit is still pending.
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