Brendan Paul said he bought drugs for Combs between five and 10 times, spending up to $500 for drugs including cocaine, ketamine, ecstasy and marijuana.

Prosecutors plan to call one of their final witnesses in Sean “Diddy” Combs’s federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial on Friday: a former assistant to the music producer who has been granted immunity for testimony that could shed light on the operations of Combs’s inner circle.

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