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Diddy diet: Here's the unusual way the mogul likes his cheeseburgers — and why he can't indulge this Memorial Day​


During the Manhattan federal trial's second week, one of Combs' ex-personal assistants told the jury how Combs had a hankering for cheeseburgers from a popular Los Angeles diner shortly before a near-gunfight unfolded with longtime rival Suge Knight in 2008.

And in other testimony last week, another one of Combs' former assistants revealed the unusual way the hip-hop mogul likes his cheeseburgers — with a slathering of applesauce.

Under cross-examination by Combs' defense attorney Marc Agnifilo, the ex-personal assistant, George Kaplan, was asked about applesauce following a question about baby oil purchases.

"Tell the jury what you remember about applesauce," Agnifilo said to Kaplan, who replied, "Mr. Combs loves applesauce. He eats it on the side or on top of a lot of things."

"Cheeseburgers?" the defense attorney asked. "Cheeseburgers being one of them," Kaplan then answered.

Unfortunately for Combs, he won't be able to fulfill any cheeseburger with applesauce craving he may have this Memorial Day. The music tycoon remains behind bars at a notorious federal jail in Brooklyn.



A menu obtained by Business Insider through the Federal Bureau of Prisons shows that "BBQ" chicken, kidney beans, macaroni and cheese, mixed vegetables, whole wheat bread, fruit, and "holiday dessert" will be served for lunch on the Monday holiday at the Brooklyn lock-up.

Combs and the more than 1,000 other people housed at the facility — who include accused CEO killer Luigi Manigone — will be offered a Memorial Day dinner of chicken and rice or tofu and rice, pinto beans, corn, and whole wheat bread, according to the menu.

Applesauce, Combs' apparent favorite, is not on the menu or among the items sold at the jail's commissary.

Barbecue sauce and soy sauce, however, can be bought for $2.85 and $1.20, respectively.

Combs' criminal trial is expected to run several more weeks. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges and denied all allegations of sexual abuse. If the "I'll Be Missing You" rapper — a one-time near-billionaire — is convicted of the sex-trafficking and racketeering charges against him, he could face up to life in prison.



Apple sauce just skyrocketed in prison contraband! :lol: :lol::lol:
 

Diddy diet: Here's the unusual way the mogul likes his cheeseburgers — and why he can't indulge this Memorial Day​


During the Manhattan federal trial's second week, one of Combs' ex-personal assistants told the jury how Combs had a hankering for cheeseburgers from a popular Los Angeles diner shortly before a near-gunfight unfolded with longtime rival Suge Knight in 2008.

And in other testimony last week, another one of Combs' former assistants revealed the unusual way the hip-hop mogul likes his cheeseburgers — with a slathering of applesauce.

Under cross-examination by Combs' defense attorney Marc Agnifilo, the ex-personal assistant, George Kaplan, was asked about applesauce following a question about baby oil purchases.

"Tell the jury what you remember about applesauce," Agnifilo said to Kaplan, who replied, "Mr. Combs loves applesauce. He eats it on the side or on top of a lot of things."

"Cheeseburgers?" the defense attorney asked. "Cheeseburgers being one of them," Kaplan then answered.

Unfortunately for Combs, he won't be able to fulfill any cheeseburger with applesauce craving he may have this Memorial Day. The music tycoon remains behind bars at a notorious federal jail in Brooklyn.



A menu obtained by Business Insider through the Federal Bureau of Prisons shows that "BBQ" chicken, kidney beans, macaroni and cheese, mixed vegetables, whole wheat bread, fruit, and "holiday dessert" will be served for lunch on the Monday holiday at the Brooklyn lock-up.

Combs and the more than 1,000 other people housed at the facility — who include accused CEO killer Luigi Manigone — will be offered a Memorial Day dinner of chicken and rice or tofu and rice, pinto beans, corn, and whole wheat bread, according to the menu.

Applesauce, Combs' apparent favorite, is not on the menu or among the items sold at the jail's commissary.

Barbecue sauce and soy sauce, however, can be bought for $2.85 and $1.20, respectively.

Combs' criminal trial is expected to run several more weeks. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges and denied all allegations of sexual abuse. If the "I'll Be Missing You" rapper — a one-time near-billionaire — is convicted of the sex-trafficking and racketeering charges against him, he could face up to life in prison.



Apple sauce just skyrocketed in prison contraband! :lol: :lol::lol:
That is one all around weird nigga!!!

Nigga should get a year tacked on to his sentence just for putting applesauce on a fuckin' cheeseburger!!!
 
Guess he didn't like it with pork chops..:lol:
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The judge sent security to search Diddy jail cell means they really wanna bring him down they really dont like him :smh:
 
I believe there are tiers or levels as Meek would say to this. There are freaky parties and then there are freak off swinger type orgies in which only a select few trusted members attend. He allows the freaky parties to scout how far one will go before being invited. The media are saying Puffy freaky off parties. That's how the prosecution is losing me from the reports in the media. They need to differentiatebeteween the two. If I was on the Juror they would need to show how others outside of the person he had a 10 year "Swinger/Cuckold" style relationship with was involved in the trafficking and organized all of the illegal activities. Freaky tales between consenting adults whether money was exchanged or not is not really any concern if I was a Juror. The Mann Act is more of a Pimp/Prostitute Act it was designed to keep the Black whores in Harlem and not interfere in the local under the radar Brothels. This shit goes on everyday at the Massage Parlors they all start in Queens, NY and rotate the girls all over the country. they are used to engage in Sexual prostitution, Cassie case is different she seemed more like a Swinger slashed Girlfriend. She was addicted to the fame, fortune and drug fueled lifestyle Puffy could provide.
 
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Was Diddy a 'mastermind'? How ex Cassie's testimony builds the sex trafficking case against him

In a trial that is undoing the legacy of one of music's biggest moguls of the 2000s, the focus of the opening week of proceedings was not Sean "Diddy" Combs himself - but his ex-girlfriend.

Madeline Halpert
BBC News in New York court
17 May 2025


R&B singer Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura took the witness stand for four days, describing in emotional details the years of beatings and drug-fuelled sex encounters with prostitutes that she alleges she endured at the hands of the rap superstar, who she dated for more than a decade.

But while her story clearly left an impression on those in the courtroom, which one onlooker described as an "aura of sadness", it is just one piece in the puzzle that prosecutors must present to prove that Mr Combs was not just an abuser, but a mastermind of a criminal, sexual enterprise.

On Tuesday, gasps erupted in a Manhattan overflow courtroom when prosecutors called Ms Ventura - their star witness - to the stand. All eyes were fixed on the eight-months pregnant singer, as she strolled past her ex-boyfriend, whom she had not seen in six years.

Ms Ventura was there to testify in the federal sex trafficking, racketeering and prostitution case against Mr Combs, whom she accuses of abusing her and coercing her into unwanted sex acts - so-called "freak-offs" - during their 11-and-a-half year relationship.

Mr Combs is charged with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution - all of which he has vehemently denied.

Surrounded by his children and dozens of family and friends, Mr Combs has watched Ms Ventura from his chair at the defence table just a few dozen feet away.

All the while, US District Judge Arun Subramanian has pushed attorneys to stay on schedule, as prosecutors have expressed worry their star witness could go into labour with her third child as soon as this weekend.

An aspiring musician falls in love with a 'larger-than-life' rapper

On her first day on the stand, Ms Ventura began by taking prosecutors through the start of her tumultuous relationship with Mr Combs, whom she met when she was a 19-year-old aspiring musician. Mr Combs, 17 years her senior, signed her onto his record label.

Their romantic relationship began soon after, when Ms Ventura fell in love with the "larger-than-life" musician and entrepreneur, she said. But it was not long before she noticed a "different" side to him, Ms Ventura testified, at times wiping the tears from her eyes.

Mr Combs, she said, wanted to control every aspect of her life. He paid for her rent, her car, and her phone, sometimes taking the items away to "punish" her when he was upset, she said.

Eventually, the relationship turned violent. She testified about the time when he attacked her because she was sleeping, slashing her eyebrow as he threw her onto the corner of her bed as her two friends tried to stop him. The court was shown a photo of the gash that Ms Ventura said Mr Combs hired a plastic surgeon to fix secretly. There was another time at a party where he kicked her head as she cowered behind a toilet in a bathroom stall, she said.

While jurors remained concentrated on her testimony and the evidence, betraying little emotion, some in the courtroom wiped away tears or looked away from the graphic photos and videos - including the viral video of Mr Combs beating and dragging Ms Ventura in the hallway of the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles in 2016.

Published by CNN last year, the video has been viewed by millions - including many of the jurors before they were seated in the trial - and Ms Ventura, who was forced to rewatch the incident of abuse several times this week.

Freak-offs become 'a job'

Ms Ventura testified that the hotel incident took place after she tried to leave a "freak-off", a sexual encounter in which the couple would hire male escorts to have sex with Ms Ventura while Mr Combs watched and recorded from the corner.

Ms Ventura said the rapper introduced her to freak-offs around a year into their relationship, and at first, she did it to make him happy.

But over time, the encounters humiliated her, she said. They would sometimes last as long as four days, and require Ms Ventura to take countless drugs to stay awake, she said. She endured injuries like painful urinary tract infections - and once even blacked out, waking up in the shower, she said.

"It made me feel worthless," she told the court. "Freak-offs became a job where there was no space to do anything else but to recover and just try to feel normal again."

The couple would go on to have "hundreds" of freak-offs, Ms Ventura estimated.

After years of temporary break-ups - some fuelled by Mr Combs' affairs - Ms Ventura ended her relationship with Mr Combs for good in 2018, the same year she alleges the rapper raped her in her home as she cried.

Ms Ventura went on to date and marry her personal trainer, Alex Fine, with whom she has two children, but the trauma of her relationship has stayed with her.

Through tears, Ms Ventura told the court of a time two years ago when she considered taking her own life, when traumatic flashbacks of her time with Mr Combs became too much to handle. Her husband helped her seek therapy to recover, she said.

Consent vs compliance: Prosecutors build their sex trafficking case

Throughout Ms Ventura's harrowing story of domestic violence, prosecutors have tried to thread in elements of their larger sex trafficking and racketeering case against Mr Combs.

Mr Combs's attorneys have already conceded that the rapper was abusive - and have argued they would not have fought a domestic violence case against him.

But, "domestic violence is not sex trafficking", Mr Combs' attorney Teny Geragos argued this week.

The federal government has charged Mr Combs with transportation to engage in prostitution and sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion.

He is also charged with leading a racketeering conspiracy, or directing an illegal enterprise under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).

The statute was created to take on mob bosses, but has since been used in other cases, including sex trafficking, such as the case against disgraced R&B singer R Kelly.

Assistant US Attorney Emily Johnson used parts of Ms Ventura's story to boost this case, asking her about the guns the rapper had access to and the ways he allegedly blackmailed her.

Ms Ventura told the court of a time when she said Mr Combs pulled up videos he recorded of their freak-offs on his laptop, in view of others on a commercial flight.

She said he told her he would release them if she didn't behave.

"I felt trapped," Ms Ventura said.

Arick Fudali, a lawyer who represents an unnamed victim in the government's case against Mr Combs, said "the fear of what would happen if they didn't comply" is a crucial element of the government's case.

"Someone can consent to a sexual act of course," Mr Fudali told the BBC. "But someone can also be coerced into being compliant, and that's different."

The government has also used Ms Ventura's testimony to try to build up their racketeering argument - the allegation that Mr Combs used his loyal network of associates to run a criminal enterprise and cover up his alleged crimes.

Prosecutors have asked Ms Ventura about security guards who she said stood by while Mr Combs abused her. Ms Ventura has testified about Mr Combs' employees' involvement in setting up freak-offs with supplies like baby oil, and booking travel for the male escorts they hired.

Mr Combs' team says jealousy and drugs fuelled violence

After a day and a half on the stand, it was Mr Combs' attorneys turn to question Ms Ventura.

The rapper's lawyer, Anna Estevao, relied on hundreds of pages of text messages between Mr Combs and Ms Ventura to help push her team's broader arguments: that Ms Ventura was a willing participant in freak-offs in a toxic relationship fuelled by drugs and jealousy.

Mr Combs' legal team showed messages from Ms Ventura to Mr Combs in which she said she was "always ready" for a freak-off, and another time when she said she wished they could have had one.

Ms Ventura acknowledged writing the messages while adding that those were "just words at that point".

Ms Estevao also kept bringing Ms Ventura back to the couple's moments of infidelity, like when Mr Combs would spend holidays with his family and former girlfriend Kim Porter, or when Ms Ventura began dating rapper Kid Cudi while she and Mr Combs were on a break.

She repeatedly asked Ms Ventura about her drug use and how both she and Mr Combs struggled with opioid addiction at times.

In these moments, the defence was trying to show jurors that it was a toxic, violent and complicated relationship - but not a case of racketeering or sex trafficking, former federal prosecutor Sarah Krissoff told the BBC.

The defence also made efforts to try to chip away at the government's racketeering case, asking Ms Ventura whether Mr Combs' employees had actually witnessed the freak-offs, to which Ms Ventura said she did not think so.

Ultimately, Mr Fudali said, the prosecution's case will hinge on this question of compliance versus consent - whether Mr Combs' girlfriends were willing participants in his sexual fantasies or acted out of fear.

"Did Ms Ventura consent or was she coerced into complying?" Mr Fudali said. "That seems to be the question for the jury."

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Sean Combs and Cassie at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala in 2015
 
Britney Spears partied all night with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs before disastrous MTV VMAs 2007 performance

Resurfaced photos of the “Toxic” songstress show her smiling alongside the Bad Boys Records founder at Jet nightclub in Las Vegas on Sept. 7, 2007. Later that night, Spears joined Combs, Paris Hilton and 50 Cent at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for another party hosted by the “In da Club” rapper.

By Vanessa Serna
May 25, 2025


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Britney Spears partied with Sean "Diddy" Combs before her disastrous 2007 MTV Music Video Awards performance.

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Resurfaced photos show the "Toxic" songstress and Bad Boys Records founder at Jet nightclub in Las Vegas on Sept. 7, 2007, before they headed to 50 Cent's party at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

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The night was recently mentioned during Casandra "Cassie" Ventura's testimony at Combs' sex-trafficking trial.

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"Sean was there, and he brought Dallas Austin, Britney Spears. I think those were the two people that stand out to me," Ventura said in court.


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Spears was pictured with Combs throughout the night.

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The pop star infamously performed at the awards show the following night.


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”I hadn't slept the night before. I was dizzy," she wrote in the book.
 
I believe there are tiers or levels as Meek would say to this. There are freaky parties and then there are freak off swinger type orgies in which only a select few trusted members attend. He allows the freaky parties to scout how far one will go before being invited. The media are saying Puffy freaky off parties. That's how the prosecution is losing me from the reports in the media. They need to show how others outside of a person he had a 10 year "Swinger/Cuckold" style relationship.
The best thing that happened to Diddy was jayz smoking that ambulance chasing piece of shit lawyer.
 




 
So, let's tally what the government has offered for RICO under direct testimony. Keep in mind, the jurors only need to believe that Diddy committed TWO of these for conviction:

  • Arson: Kid Cudi's car
  • Extortion: Making Cassie's mom pay 20k to not release freak off tapes
  • Kidnapping: Carpicorn Clark testified today that Diddy had her kidnapped. Also, that incident in the hotel could also be considered kidnapping under the letter of the law when he forcibly dragged and detained Cassie after beating her.
  • Bribery: paying the hotel security for the hotel security footage.
  • Distribution of Controled Substance: Providing the drugs the GHB and Ketamine for the "freak offs"
The list grows and grows.
 


I hate Tony Buzbees ambulance chasing ass but he appears to be correct with regard to this.

What is confusing is if under the Mann Act you can be charged if having someone travel from one state to the other to engage in a sex act (even if its consentual) for money then why haven't owners of businesses that produce porn been charged?

If he's convicted of this they'll have to charge everyone especially moving forward which would be a huge blow to the sex industry including Onlyfans.

The other issue I have is if you charge the person who is soliciting sex why aren't you also charging the person selling sex?

That's like charging a drug addict for buying drugs and not charging the dealer.

Not every sex worker is a forced, sex trafficking victim who is being taken advantage of and prostituting against their will.
 
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