Meet the porn stars Diddy ‘forced’ onto Cassie at sick freak-offs… including Trump hotel shooter

The federal trial surrounding music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs continues to send shockwaves through the entertainment industry, as disturbing details emerge about alleged “freak-off” parties—private, sexually charged events that were said to be orchestrated and controlled by Combs over several years.

In explosive court testimony, Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s former longtime partner, shed light on the hidden world behind the glitz of fame. According to her statements, these events often featured escorts, adult film actors, and others allegedly paid or coerced into participating in highly controlled sexual scenarios. Ventura painted a picture of psychological manipulation, coercion, and fear under the guise of luxury and indulgence.

Among those named in court was Jonathan Oddi, a former adult film actor who gained notoriety after a 2018 incident at the Trump National Golf Club in Miami. Oddi reportedly participated in roughly 15 of these encounters, sometimes involving both Combs and Ventura. He claimed to have been paid for his involvement and even signed a multi-million-dollar non-disclosure agreement at one point, though later provided a video recording as part of a legal settlement. He claimed he was like a sex slave to Diddy, I had sex with Cassie [Ventura] and Sean [Combs]. Basically, he would masturbate and tell me what to do to Cassie. I was like a sex slave. For them, that’s what I was.

Another name that surfaced in connection with these alleged gatherings was Adria Sheri English, a former go-go dancer. She testified that she was lured into secluded rooms during Combs’ elite events, where she claimed sexual acts took place beyond the view of the party’s high-profile guests. According to English, many of the celebrities in attendance—ranging from political figures to music legends—were likely unaware of what was happening behind closed doors.

The testimonies have painted a disturbing portrait of control, exploitation, and abuse. Witnesses describe a setting where individuals were made to feel powerless, their boundaries eroded under pressure or intimidation, and their consent compromised in environments fueled by drugs, alcohol, and authority.

As the trial unfolds, many are questioning how such behavior could go unchecked for so long, and how many others may have suffered similar experiences under the radar of public scrutiny. The case is a stark reminder of the abuse of power and the cost of silence in an industry long plagued by similar allegations.

This trial may mark a turning point in the accountability of entertainment elites, with survivors now stepping forward to reclaim their voices and demand justice.