Famous rapper Diddy's troubles increased, former assistant made a shocking claim in court

Well-known rapper and businessman Sean 'Diddy' Combs, a prominent figure in the American music industry, is currently facing serious allegations of sexual abuse and human trafficking. The case is being heard in a federal court in the U.S., where Diddy's former personal assistant has made some shocking revelations. What the woman testifying in the name of Mia has said.

Mia claims that Diddy physically abused her many times, but he still sent her positive messages emotionally for years. When the defense lawyer raised questions about this, Mia said that she was 'brainwashed' at that time i.e., she was not mentally in control. She also said that while working with Diddy, sometimes she felt very special and high moments, and sometimes she had very humiliating and scary experiences.

Lawyer Brian Steele questioned Mia about whether she had seen Diddy rescuing her in her dream, whereas he is the same person who has been accused of sexual harassment. To this, Mia answered that her mental balance and emotional state were so confused at that time that she had lost the ability to differentiate between right and wrong. When she was asked why she called Diddy a good person without any reason and why she did not hold him responsible, Mia clearly said, 'Because I was still mentally under his influence.'

Mia said that there was a deep darkness behind Diddy's shiny world. She said that initially she felt proud to work with Diddy, but with time her personal boundaries started getting violated. She was mentally broken to such an extent that she did not trust her decisions. Mia also said in court that she is now taking therapy and is slowly trying to get herself out of that trauma. She also added that she raised this case because when other women also raised their voice against Diddy, she felt that now it would be a crime to remain silent.

Government lawyer Morin Kome objected to the aggressive questioning style of the defense lawyer and said that this is an attack on the dignity and mental state of the witness. She also warned that if victims are intimidated in court in this way, then people will hesitate to testify in future cases. Although Judge Arun Subramaniam said that he did not hear the defense lawyer shouting, he definitely said that repeatedly questioning the witness's social media posts is not appropriate and this can spoil the balance of the trial.