As the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial continues, more information about his alleged use of sex-related items during ‘freak-offs’ has been revealed.
On Thursday (May 22), just over a week after Casandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura alleged during her testimony that Diddy requested Astroglide, baby oil and condoms during his arduous sex sessions, more details were revealed.
According to TMZ — and notes from Complex reporter Shawn Serato — hotel bookings for Diddy listed warnings about the use of materials like candles and baby oil.
L’Ermitage Beverly Hills general manager Frédéric Zemmour took the stand Thursday afternoon and detailed how the music mogul allegedly wanted his rooms to be set up. Zemmour detailed that the hotel uses software OPERA for reservations and loyalty credits, also where notes about guests are listed. During one visit, the bill total was $2,000, with $500 of the amount being a charge for a candle wax spill on the room’s carpet.
“ALWAYS spills candle wax on everything and uses excessive amounts of oil, place the room out of order upon departure for deep cleaning,” the note read.
“Pls monitor outside his rm / down the hall to spray air freshener” and “please authorize an extra $1000 when guest stays with us to cover any room damages,” were also written in the system.
More testimonies were given in the racketeering and sex trafficking case, including Kid Cudi, who briefly dated Ventura, Diddy’s ex.
During his testimony, Cudi told the court about his and Diddy’s ex-girlfried Cassie’s brief relationship, and the harassment he says he was targeted with from Diddy as a result.
At one point, Cudi recounted a meeting that he says took place at a Soho House location in Hollywood. Prior to this meeting, according to Cudi, his Porsche had been set ablaze with a Molotov cocktail and his dog had been harmed during a break-in.
Complex’s Shawn Setaro has been on hand for Diddy’s New York trial, which is slated to last about eight weeks. Diddy has denied the charges against him, which include the following: racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. The racketeering charge on its own carries with it a possible maximum sentence of life behind bars, though it’s still too soon in the process to speculate on the outcome of the much-publicized case.
Cassie herself previously testified in the trial, telling the court she was “here to do the right thing.”
