In a gripping turn of events during Sean Combs’s federal trial, a woman testified on Friday that the music mogul allegedly pressured her into participating in a harrowing sex marathon, even after she became physically ill. The woman, referred to in court as “Jane” to protect her identity, claimed that Combs compelled her to endure a series of sexual encounters involving multiple men, which continued despite her vomiting.

Jane recounted her tumultuous relationship with Combs, which spanned from 2021 to 2024, during which they engaged in what she described as “hotel nights.” These encounters reportedly involved male prostitutes and could last up to 30 hours at a time, with Combs watching intently, providing explicit directions and masturbating. The nature of these “hotel nights” paints a disturbing picture of a relationship steeped in manipulation and control.

This testimony marks Jane as the second witness presented by prosecutors to support claims of sex trafficking against Combs, who is also facing serious charges of racketeering conspiracy and transportation to engage in prostitution. The 55-year-old Combs has denied all allegations, pleading not guilty and asserting through his legal team that none of his sexual arrangements were nonconsensual.

Returning for a second day of testimony, Jane, who identifies as a single mother and earns her livelihood through social media promotions, detailed how her initially romantic and intimate relationship with Combs devolved into these degrading hotel encounters. She stated that what began as passion transformed into a cycle of fear and coercion, with Jane feeling compelled to comply with Combs’s demands to avoid negative consequences.

The stark details of her testimony echoed similar accounts shared by another witness, Casandra Ventura, who previously described the so-called “freak-offs.” These involved elaborate, drug-enhanced sexual escapades that were often recorded by Combs himself. Both women expressed that their participation in such activities was driven by a desire to appease Combs and a palpable fear of the repercussions that could arise should they refuse.

The trial continues to unfold, revealing troubling dynamics and deep-seated issues surrounding consent and exploitation in high-profile relationships. As it progresses, the courtroom remains a focal point for discussions about power, manipulation, and the ongoing fight against sexual violence.