Highlights of Cassie's Second Day of Testimony in the Diddy Trial

During her second day of testimony in the Diddy criminal trial, Cassie Ventura spoke extensively about rape, physical abuse, suicidal thoughts, and freak-offs.

She told the jury about the first time Diddy beat her and how he showed her the footage from the freak-offs and threatened to release them when the prosecution's star witness returned to the stand on Wednesday.

In her testimony, she described how their relationship ended in 2018 and how, following a cordial conversation about closure, he took her home before raping her on the floor of the living room.

Cassie recalled how Diddy had her take part in a freak-off on her 29th birthday. She told the jury that because of all the oral sex, the freak-offs frequently caused her to get urinary tract infections and mouth sores.

Still photos from a freak-off were shown to the jury, and Cassie read aloud a text she sent to Diddy that said, "You treat me like you are Ike Turner," a reference to Tina Turner's violent husband.

Cassie avoided eye contact with Diddy during her testimony, but her husband, Alex Fine, frequently glared at him in court.

She described in her testimony how she took drugs to help numb herself so that she could perform sex acts under Diddy's supervision and how long it took her to recover from the marathon sex in the freak-offs.

This may not come as a huge surprise given the amount of explicit and sexual testimony, but Diddy's daughters died while watching it all.

During a freak-out, Cassie even revealed to the jury how Diddy lost it when he learned that she was seeing Kid Cudi.

Photographs of some of the sex workers from the freak-offs, including pictures of Cassie with some of the male escorts together, were shown to jurors by the prosecution.

Another picture showed lubrication bottles and lit candles behind Cassie, who was smeared with baby oil.

One juror appeared uneasy, clearing his throat. Her husband was obviously trying to avoid looking at any of those pictures while they were on display.

Douglas Wigdor, Cassie's lawyer, was in court once more to watch her testimony. He informed us that she made some strong statements and that he would not want to be the defense lawyer assigned to cross-examine the extremely pregnant woman.

Cross-examinations will begin on Thursday, and it will be interesting to watch how Diddy's lawyers question Cassie, especially considering how far along she is in her pregnancy.