Cassie Details ‘Supplies’ Diddy Used in ‘Freak-Off’ Sex Parties: ‘You Need to Be Glistening’
The singer also revealed at which hotels the alleged "freak-offs" occurred and claimed she was forced to participate while on her period.
Cassie testified at Diddy’s federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial on Tuesday, where she shared in-depth details about his so-called “freak-offs” or sex parties that the mogul is said to have held.
Where did Diddy's alleged "freak-offs" happen?
At one point, the prosecution asked Cassie where these parties occurred and what “supplies” were used. She named several hotels, including Trump Tower, Gramercy Park Hotel, InterContinental, Mandarin Oriental, and Fontainebleau, per courtroom reporter Matthew Russell Lee, known on social media as Inner City Press.
What supplies did Diddy allegedly use for freak-offs?
As for what items were utilized during freak-offs, Cassie listed AstroGlide, baby oil, and condoms. When asked how the baby oil was “used,” she responded, “Sean said, ‘You need to be glistening.’”
While it appears the baby oil was applied to her skin, the Astroglide was used as a lubricant. She also claimed that she was expected to participate in the freak-offs while on her period.
The prosecution then brought up allegations from Monday that Diddy made male escorts urinate in Cassie’s mouth during the sex parties.
“No, I did not want it,” Cassie said of the urolagnia acts. “It was disgusting, it was too much. I choked. No one could think I wanted it.” She also claimed Diddy urinated on her.
Prior to this, Cassie testified that the freak-offs would last for hours (sometimes days) and that they “became a job.” She added, "There was no time to do anything else but do them then try to recover.”
The pair dated for a decade, beginning when Cassie was 19 years old. In November 2023, she filed a bombshell civil case against Diddy, accusing him of raping and sexually assaulting her during their decade-long relationship. The lawsuit was quickly resolved, and Diddy has since denied the allegations.
The federal trial against him, which began on May 5, accuses the disgraced music mogul of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution charges. He faces life in prison if convicted.