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"Jane" told the court that after she watched Sean Combs pledge in his May 2024 Instagram post to become a “better man” in response to the surfacing of the widely-seen hotel video footage of his attack on ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, she next saw Combs in person on June 18, 2024.

“It was a very terrible day,” "Jane" testified, appearing under a pseudonym. She told the jury she had been “bottling up a lot of resentment and anger towards him” and that she confronted him about a woman he allegedly was with on a recent trip.

“I said, ‘You’re a pedophile,’” "Jane" testified. The woman he had been with was over 18, she told the court, but added that she “felt like he was 25 or 27 years her senior.”

Continuing her testimony, "Jane" said Combs "bent over and I pushed his head on the counter.”

She then told the court that she started throwing candles. “A lot of wax went on Sean but I don’t remember striking him with the glass,” she testified.

"Jane" further testified that she retreated to her bedroom, shouting “just leave, just leave” when Combs allegedly kicked open the door. She told the court she went into the bathroom, whereupon Combs allegedly kicked the bathroom door “literally off the hinges.”

"Jane" told the court that Combs “kicked me on the back of my thigh,” causing her to fall. “He put me in a chokehold on the ground, and I couldn’t breathe,” she testified, and also allegedly lifted her by her neck.

"Jane" told the court she managed to escape, and that she hid for about two hours before she returned to the residence, thinking he would be gone. She testified Combs was still at the residence and kicked open the guest bedroom door, after which she ran to the patio.

“I remember that I punched him and he punched me,” "Jane" told the jury. “After that, I remember I ran into the backyard, kept saying ‘leave me alone’ and went into a deep part of the backyard.”

"Jane" testified that Combs allegedly punched and kicked her while she was balled up on the ground, grabbed her by the hair and arm and dragged her toward the house.

Inside the house, "Jane" testified, she noticed Combs’ phone.

“I took his phone and I ended up calling the girl I assumed he was with,” "Jane" told the court, adding that “Sean was holding me down and making me listen to her insults.”

In a bathroom later, "Jane" testified, she noticed two welts on her forehead and a black eye forming. She told the court that she went to take a shower, at which time Combs allegedly slapped her face three times, causing her to lose her balance.

“Sean said, 'just put some ice on it and put an outfit on,'” "Jane" testified.

"Jane" told the court that she donned some lingerie and high heels. She testified Combs put on some pornography and used her phone to text a male escort named Anton.

When the widely seen 2016 hotel security camera video of Sean Combs attacking Cassie Ventura first appeared on television in May 2024, "Jane" testified she was with Combs at his home in Miami.

“I remember we were sleeping and one of the sons knocked on the door and said that something happened and then I was just by myself,” the former Combs girlfriend appearing under the pseudonym "Jane" told the court. “I went downstairs and could see everyone speaking amongst each other.”

Prosecutor Maurene Comey asked, “What did you see on the video?”

“I saw Sean assaulting Cassie in a hotel lobby,” "Jane" testified. She also told the court that she saw Combs huddling with his team and his family to come up with a response.

“At any point did you hear Sean deny that he was the person depicted in that video assaulting Cassie?” Comey asked.

“No,” "Jane" testified.

"Jane" told the court that Combs showed her the final draft of a statement he had prepared in response to the video's release. “I remember that I felt that it was more heartfelt and I thought it was a good enough apologetic letter, given the circumstances,” "Jane" testified.

“Did you and Sean talk about what you saw in that video?” Comey asked.

"Jane" told the court that she did, testifying that Combs told her “that was the only time they had physical violence like that.”

"Jane" then testified that she left Miami for Los Angeles, where she remembered seeing Combs’ Instagram post that said, in part, “My behavior on the video is inexcusable.”

The jury heard the entire statement that Combs posted online.

“I felt disappointed in him,” "Jane" testified. “I didn’t feel it was genuine,” referring to the online post.

The former Sean Combs girlfriend testifying under the pseudonym "Jane" told the court that in early December 2023, she saw something on Instagram – she didn’t say what – that she found triggering and she sent a screenshot of it to Combs.

“I’m crying. I’m so triggered by this,” read "Jane’s" text message, which the jury was shown. “Please stop drugging and using women for your fetish nights. Leave women alone who don’t want to do those nights with you. Hire prostitutes.”

Combs responded, “You trying to set me up? This is crazy. F----- crazy. You recording my phone calls?”

Prosecutor Maurene Comey asked "Jane," “Were you trying to set Sean up?”

"Absolutely not,” "Jane" testified.

In subsequent messages, "Jane" told Combs how she felt she had become “a sideshow and sex worker in my own relationship,” how she was “treated like ho,” and how she felt “sexually exploited.”

The jury saw Combs' response: “F--- you. Don’t ever text me again.”

"Jane" testified that Combs called her on FaceTime. “I remember he said ‘Charge me, charge me, charge me for your resentment. I don’t want any loose ends,’” she told the court.

As she told Combs about the trauma she alleged he inflicted, "Jane" testified, Combs allegedly threatened to release the videotapes of their “hotel nights” sexual encounters and show them to her child’s father.

“Very soon” after, according to her testimony, "Jane" reached out via text to Kristina Khorram, who was then Combs' chief of staff. The jury saw the messages.

“He just threatened me about my sex tapes that he has on two phones,” "Jane" texted Khorram. “I did what he asked me to do. Came up with a number. Now he’s threatening me and threatening to expose my tapes. These are sex tapes where I’m heavily drugged and doing things he asked me.”

When Cassie Ventura filed her 2023 civil lawsuit against Sean Combs, accusing him of sex trafficking and sexual assault, the former Combs girlfriend testifying under the pseudonym "Jane" told the court that she almost fainted.

“In fact, I think I did,” "Jane" testified.

“Why?” prosecutor Maurene Comey asked.

"Jane" began to sob. “Because there was three specific pages that bore a harrowing resemblance to what I was experiencing,” she testified. “These pages resembled my own experience.”

The jury saw screenshots that "Jane" took of three pages of Ventura's suit. “I was bewildered. I was just in shock,” "Jane" testified. “I just reacted like, I can’t believe I’m reading my own story.”

"Jane" told the court that she exchanged text messages with Combs about the lawsuit.

“I was just venting. I was in a complete state of shock messaging him, like, 'what is this?'" "Jane" testified.

In one of her messages to Combs, "Jane" wrote, “I feel like I’m reading my own sexual trauma.”

The jury also heard a recording of a phone call from Combs to "Jane" on Nov. 19, 2023, four days after Ventura’s lawsuit was filed. Federal prosecutors said the audio was taken from former Combs chief of staff Kristina Khorram’s phone after it was seized at the airport in Miami. "Jane" testified that she didn't know that the phone call was being recorded.

“This is when I need you to be there for me,” Combs is heard saying in the recording. “You know we did all that s--- together.”

"Jane" interrupted Combs. “Who’s there for me when I have these f----- up things in my head,” "Jane" is heard saying. “I’m feeling so manipulated. What do I do with that feeling? Who’s there for me?”

Combs said, “Let’s get through this together.”

"Jane" began to speak, telling Combs “it’s just crazy that I was saying all this…” when Combs interrupted, declaring “I don’t want to go down that road.”

The jury heard a second recording of a call Combs made to "Jane" 22 minutes later.

“I need your friendship right now,” Combs is heard saying. “I can’t even talk on the phone. Please don’t send no texts.”

Combs is heard imploring "Jane." “I need your friendship. I need you.”

"Jane" is heard starting to say, “That was so f----- up” when Combs interrupts.

“I just needed to tell you that I need your friendship,” Combs is heard saying. “You know you ain't got to worry about nothing else, you feel me?”

"Jane" testified that she believed Combs was referring to her rent, which he was paying.

The phone call ended with Combs asking "Jane" to “please pray for me. I need your friendship.”