US EditionCassie Recalls Diddy’s Overdose At The Playboy Mansion In 2012 During Cross-Examination
- During Sean 'Diddy' Combs' federal sex trafficking trial in New York, Cassie Ventura recalled his painkiller overdose at a Playboy Mansion party in February 2012.
- The overdose followed a drug-fueled 'freak-off' involving Combs, Ventura, and others, with Ventura testifying about their heavy drug use and dependency.
- Ventura described taking Combs, who had used a 'very strong opiate,' to the hospital after the overdose, linking the event's timing to Whitney Houston's death.
- Ventura testified that both she and Combs used drugs daily, including opioids and ecstasy, to cope during extended 'freak-offs' that sometimes lasted four days.
- The testimony highlights the role of drugs in Combs' lifestyle and supports prosecutors' claims that drug use was tied to controlling behavior amid abuse and sex trafficking allegations.
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Cassie Testified That Diddy Once Overdosed on Painkillers
During her testimony this week in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial, Diddy’s attorneys revealed that the disgraced music mogul once overdosed on heavy painkillers. Diddy reportedly attended a Playboy Mansion party back in 2012. Cassie was asked about the incident. “Was that around the time Whitney Houston died? I believe so,” she told Diddy’s attorney. NEW YORK, NY – MAY 07: P. Diddy and Cassie attend the Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The C…
Diddy’s Lawyers Reveal He Overdosed on Painkillers in 2012, Cassie Comments in Court | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Sean “Diddy” Combs suffered an overdose back in 2012 and the revelation was discussed in court. The disgraced entertainer allegedly overdosed on painkillers the night he attended a Playboy Mansion party in 2012. His lawyers brought it up in a line of questioning while his former partner Cassie was on the witness stand. When asked about the overdose, Cassie responded, “Was that around the time Whitney Houston died? I believe so.” She then elabora…
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