Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Former Partner Describes Emotional Response to Cassie Ventura’s Lawsuit

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ex-partner, Jane, expressed profound emotional distress during her testimony, revealing that she fainted upon reviewing sections of Cassie Ventura’s lawsuit dated November 2023. This lawsuit, which was ultimately settled, contained striking similarities to Jane’s own traumatic experiences with Combs, triggering a wave of intense emotions.

Jane recounted her emotional turmoil, stating, “I almost fainted, in fact, I think I did,” while sobbing in front of jurors. She highlighted that there were three specific pages that felt eerily familiar and served as a haunting reminder of her past experiences with Combs, encapsulating the painful moments she had endured.

Having participated in what she described as “hotel nights,” Jane felt as though she was reading a detailed account of “her own story.” This realization compelled her to confront Combs through text messages, expressing her anguish and frustration regarding their shared past.

In one of the messages she sent after examining Ventura’s lawsuit, Jane conveyed her distress by stating, “I feel like I am reading my own sexual trauma.” She further elaborated, “I am sick. It’s exactly word for word, drug-filled days and nights. You knew this was coming. You gaslit me, you made me go crazy.” These texts reveal the deep emotional scars and the psychological impact that her relationship with Combs had on her.

Jane continued to express her feelings of violation and exploitation, writing, “I am disgusted, I felt forced to perform back to back.” Her messages highlighted the manipulation she experienced, stating, “You made me feel crazy about the sex trauma I was feeling. I feel very violated. This was sexual exploitation.” These powerful declarations underscore the gravity of her experiences and the long-lasting effects of trauma.

In a surprising turn, Combs subsequently called Jane, recording their conversation without her consent, which was later presented as evidence. During this call, he attempted to downplay the situation by asserting, “we did these things together” and emphasizing that “this is when” he needed her “to be there.” Such statements reflect his perspective on their relationship, which starkly contrasts with Jane’s feelings of hurt and betrayal.

Unaware she was being recorded, Jane revealed to Combs her emotional state, stating that she was “sick” to her stomach after reading Ventura’s lawsuit. This candid admission further illustrates the psychological toll that the resurfacing of past traumas has taken on her mental health.