Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former assistant, Brendan Paul, took the stand on Friday (June 20) to deliver his testimony about his time working for the embattled music mogul — detailing “freak-off” preparation and the clean-up afterwards.

Brendan Paul, who worked for Diddy as his personal assistant for two years, gave evidence. He said he worked 80-100 hours a week and he learnt a lot from his former boss, but now his feelings towards Diddy are 'complicated'.

Paul, who was arrested on charges of cocaine possession at a Miami airport in 2024, testified for the prosecution under an immunity order.