Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial updates: Cassie Ventura breaks down as testimony concludes

The jury heard a dramatic recording of a March 2014 conversation in Atlantic City between Cassie Ventura and a man called Sugit, who claimed he had seen her in a sexually explicit video taken during a "freak off."

“Tell me what exactly you saw,” Ventura is heard telling Sugit. “You told me somebody else was in there f------ me.”

A moment later her voice is heard rising.

“You have it? Why didn’t you show me?” Ventura said. “Because I’m not disrespectful,” Sugit is heard answering meekly.

“You’ve had it the whole time?” Ventura said. “It’s my f------- life and I’ll kill you. I’ll kill you if you don’t show me. Pull it up. If you have it pull that s--- up or I’m going to kill you!”

Ventura is heard telling Sugit, “We’re staying here until you show me that s---. I’m going to kill you I don’t give a f---. I’ll kill you because you’re f------ with me!”

Ventura testified about another time she said she became concerned about a sex tape, one taken by one of the male escorts who participated in a "freak off."

“I was in the room with him and I saw the phone up so I told Sean about it after,” Ventura testified,

“You were concerned he was recording?” defense attorney Anna Estevao asked. “Yes,” Ventura answered.

“What happened when you told Mr. Combs your suspicion?” Estevao asked. “He said, ‘I’ll take care of it,’” Ventura responded.

Ventura testified she also grew concerned that some of the male escorts hired for "freak offs" were participating in a reality television show featuring the escort service she said she and Combs used.

Cassie Ventura testified about a time in August 2016 when she and Sean Combs were in a car and he allegedly swiped her phone from her hand, jumped from the vehicle and ran down Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.

“Right before my 30th birthday, I think, and I was dating someone else and I’m not sure how he found out,” she testified. “He grabbed my phone and ran out of the car.”

When she returned home without her phone, Ventura said her mother called the police. Ventura said she did not know how Combs found out she was seeing the other person, whom she said was an NFL player.

“Mr. Combs was insanely jealous?” defense attorney Anna Estevao asked. “He was upset with you when he suspected you of cheating?”

Ventura responded, “When I was with anyone else. I don’t know if I would call it cheating”

Estevao said, “You understood he thought it cheating.”

Ventura responded, “That’s a technicality. We weren’t married.”

The defense has been highlighting episodes of infidelity and jealousy that plagued their relationship.

Estevao asked about another instance of jealousy: “He found out that you were dancing with another person in the entertainment industry and took your phone?”

“I honestly don’t know,” Ventura responded.

“You remember the occasion when he suspected you of dancing with Chris Brown?” Estevao asked, referring to the R&B singer.

Ventura said that she remembered Combs being upset but she denied dancing with Brown.

Cassie Ventura returned to the witness stand for a fourth day Friday to continue cross-examination.

She took her seat wearing a baggy pin-striped suit and long, untucked light-colored shirt. She appeared calm and composed, as she has throughout her testimony.

"You understand you are still under oath?" Judge Arun Subramanian asked her. "Yes," she replied.

The expectation is this will be Ventura’s last day on the witness stand after prosecutors argued she could give birth as soon as this weekend. Ventura is eight months pregnant.

Prosecutors accused the defense of being inefficient with cross-examination on purpose, hoping to "risk a mistrial," if she goes into labor. The defense argues that they should have the right to thoroughly cross-examine the witness.

The testimony picked up where it left off Thursday, at the InterContinental Hotel in Century City where Ventura testified there was a "freak off" in 2016 she attempted to escape after she alleged Combs became violent prior to the premiere of her movie "The Perfect Match."

“I believe that he was intoxicated,” Ventura testified, describing Combs during the encounter. She then read a message she sent him afterwards: "When you get f----- up the wrong way you always want to show me you have the power and knock me around. I’m not a rag doll. I’m someone’s child."

The defense has argued Combs became violent because of his drug use and not as a means to strong-arm Ventura into sex.

Cassie Ventura has taken the witness stand for the fourth consecutive day to continue her cross-examination in the trial against her ex-boyfriend Sean "Diddy" Combs.