Sean “Diddy” Combs sat silently in a federal courtroom as jurors were shown a private gallery of explicit photos and video stills tied to alleged “freak-off” sex parties he’s accused of orchestrating, with Cassie Ventura identifying herself and others in the images.

On Wednesday (May 14), each juror was handed a personal screen to view the material, which included graphic visuals of escorts, some appearing alongside Ventura, and scenes from what prosecutors say were Diddy-directed sex parties.

One image featured a woman referred to as “Mia,” another accuser, while another showed Ventura and an escort in what was described as a still from a longer video.

Ventura, testifying under oath, confirmed her presence in several of the images and described one in detail:

“There is baby oil on me,” she stated. “I am standing there during a ‘freak-off’ with a candle and lubricant on the table.”

The courtroom fell into a tense hush as the visuals played out. Prosecutor Emily Johnson handed out binders of the images to the judge and defense team, stating that jurors would later view full videos from the parties where Diddy allegedly directed the sexual activity.

The government’s case hinges on the claim that Diddy not only arranged these encounters but also documented them as a means of control.

Thirteen individuals were identified in the gallery, including Johnathan Oddi, who previously claimed in a 2018 interview that he was Diddy’s “sex slave.”

After the images were shown, courtroom monitors were covered with privacy screens before the hearing resumed.

Ventura testified that the Hip-Hop mogul coerced her into participating in what she called “freak offs”—multi-day, drug-fueled sex sessions involving male escorts, often held in cities like Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas and Ibiza.

Cassie Ventura Testifies “Freak-Offs” Left Her Feeling “Humiliated”

She said Diddy dictated every detail, from her wardrobe to the sexual acts and even the mood of the room.

She told the court she was required to reapply baby oil every five minutes and wear extremely high heels for hours. “I felt pretty horrible about myself,” she said. “Disgusting,” she added. “Felt humiliated.”

Ventura said she initially went along to please Diddy but later participated out of fear. She testified that he paid male escorts between $1,500 and $6,000 per session, sometimes hiring them through escort services or Craigslist.

She also claimed Diddy used video recordings of the encounters to blackmail her, threatening to release them if she upset him. “It made me feel like a s###,” she said.

The frequency and intensity of the encounters, she said, left her with urinary tract infections and mental health struggles.

Ventura said, “It is impossible to know” how many “freak-offs” she was involved in. However, she estimated the number to be in the hundreds.

Breaking down in tears, Ventura told the court, “I can’t carry this anymore. I can’t carry the shame, the guilt, the way he treated people like they were disposable. What’s right is right, what’s wrong is wrong. I came here to do the right thing.”

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged sex slave, Jonathan Oddi, broke his silence from behind bars in a jailhouse interview claiming he was paid to perform sex acts for the Bad Boy Records boss and Cassie Ventura during what he described as roughly 15 drug-fueled encounters.

A former exotic dancer and adult performer, Oddi was identified in court earlier this week by Ventura as one of 13 so-called “freak-off” escorts allegedly used by Diddy.

On Wednesday (May 15), he told NewsNation’s “Banfield” the Hip-Hop mogul would watch from a sofa while directing the pair’s sexual activity.

“[Diddy] would sit in a corner on a sofa, watch and masturbate,” Oddi explained. “He’d tell [Cassie] instructions what to do to me. Perform oral sex, rub baby oil, and he’d tell me to rub baby oil on her, perform oral sex, and then have sex.”

He claimed he was initially hired as a Chippendale-style dancer but was soon offered “more money to perform sexual acts.”

Each session, he said, paid around $800, sometimes more if he was called back the same day.

“It would be like $800 each time,” Oddi added. “Each act, but sometimes they would call me twice. I would leave, and then 3 hours later, they would call me to come back.”

Oddi alleged that both he and Ventura were given drugs during the encounters and that he secretly recorded one session.

“Because after she passed out, I decided to record that,” he continued. “So, in the event anything worse happened, like if she died or anybody died, it would be on camera, it would be on video, what happened. So, I wouldn’t be responsible for any of that.”

Oddi said he bought a USB video memory stick from a spy shop and left it recording on the living room table.

“I just filmed it and had it transcribed,” he said. Oddi claimed he warned Diddy via text that he had evidence in case anything happened to him.

“I knew they were paranoid,” he claimed. “So I wanted to guarantee my safety.”

Oddi Claims He Signed An NDA

In 2014, Oddi said he signed a non-disclosure agreement and accepted a $5 million payout to stay quiet.

“They brought me in and Diddy had a t-shirt with two men in ski masks pointing, making gun signs,” he said. “That’s the way he operates. He communicates threatening you by saying I’m going to have you killed.”

Oddi’s ex-wife, Tonia Troutwine, previously confirmed the NDA and said the timing coincided with their divorce.

“The date of that contract was around the same time as our divorce,” she said. “I almost feel like he divorced me because he came to all this money and so I wouldn’t claim it.”

Cassie Ventura’s Testimony In Diddy’s Trial Compelled Oddi To Come Forward

Oddi said he decided to speak out now because of Ventura’s testimony and the resurfacing of abuse allegations.

“I felt bad because I got along well with her,” he stated. “I think she’s a decent person and unfortunately I had a suspicion that she was in a situation that she was in but I wasn’t sure… him beating her up at the hotel shows me the type of individual he is and confirms that everything that happened to me was true and correct and in line with his personality.”

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Oddi is currently incarcerated for a 2018 shooting at Trump National Doral Miami. He said the incident happened during a mental health episode and that he’s now stable and medicated.

“I’ve been taking medication every day,” Oddi claimed, adding, “I’ve been stable. I had no issues in jail.”