With "Jane" on the witness stand for her first full day of testimony, the court heard an audio recording of a “hotel night” with a male prostitute she previously identified as Don.

With "Jane" on the witness stand for her first full day of testimony, the court heard an audio recording of a “hotel night” with a male prostitute she previously identified as Don.

A former girlfriend, testifying under the pseudonym "Jane," took the stand on Thursday and said she and Combs referred to their sexual encounters with other men as "debauchery" or "hotel nights."

Defense contends Sean Combs wasn't in Los Angeles when alleged balcony incident occurred, the judge warns Combs may be removed from courtroom after jury interactions and more. ABC News has the latest.

Diddy trial day 21 recap: Third victim takes the stand as judge threatens to boot Combs.

Prosecutors allege that Sean 'Diddy' Combs' business empire was also a criminal enterprise, accusing Combs and his associates of committing multiple crimes under RICO charges, which Combs denies.

Prosecutors allege Sean Combs' business empire concealed a criminal enterprise.

Bryana Bongolan, the longtime friend of his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, testified Combs attacked her for no reason in 2016, dangled her from a 17th-floor balcony and threw her into a coffee table.

Bryana “Bana” Bongolan testified about Combs’s alleged sexual battery. Blogger "Tisa Tells" describes the courtroom scene. Combs denies all charges.

Diddy trial day 20 recap: 'I’m the devil and I could kill you,' witness says Combs attacked and threatened her

A friend of Cassie Ventura delivered harrowing testimony at the trial of Sean Combs

A friend of Cassie Ventura testified 'I was held over a 17-story balcony' by Sean Combs. Eva Pilgrim, Aaron Katersky and the ABC News team cover the latest witness testimony on Wednesday, June 4.

Bryana Bongolan took the witness stand and promptly told the jury that Sean "Diddy" Combs allegedly held her over a 17th-floor balcony nine years ago.

The jury saw more of the 2016 hotel surveillance footage that captured Combs allegedly physically assaulting his then-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, as video expert Frank Piazza took the stand.

A hotel security guard told the jury that the rap mogul paid him in an attempt to secure his silence and bury a video that is now the central piece of evidence in Combs' criminal case.

Jurors in Combs' trial heard testimony from a hotel security staffer who alleged the music mogul paid $100,000 for the 2016 video appearing to show Combs assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

A security guard testified in Sean "Diddy" Combs’ sex-trafficking and racketeering trial that the rap mogul paid him $100,000 to bury the video at the heart of the case.

"GMA" reports from the courthouse as the trial resumes, with key testimony expected on the hotel assault video.

Derek Ferguson, who worked in several capacities for Sean Combs for nearly 20 years, including 12 years as chief financial officer for Bad Boy Entertainment, took the witness stand.

When Eddie Garcia arrived for his security shift at the InterContinental Hotel on March 5, 2016, “I was told there was a domestic dispute,” he testified Tuesday at the trial of Sean Combs.

Prosecutor Maurene Comey accused defense attorney Brian Steel of yelling at "Mia," using a sarcastic tone and being argumentative.

Mia's testimony marked the beginning of the fourth week of testimony in Combs' sex-trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial.

The jury is expecting to hear from a worker at the Los Angeles hotel where Sean Combs was caught on 2016 surveillance footage kicking and dragging his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

Sean Combs’ defense team continued their cross-examination of “Mia” on the witness stand. The ABC News team breaks down what happened in the courtroom and what Suge Knight said from behind bars.

For years after her employment at Sean Combs' company Bad Boy ended in 2018, his former assistant, testifying under the pseudonym "Mia," sent text messages to Combs that expressed love and admiration.

Suge Knight spoke to ABC News about Sean 'Diddy' Combs and the case against him.

“Mia,” who is testifying under a pseudonym, told the jury last week that Combs repeatedly sexually assaulted her.

As Combs' trial in New York continues, his West Coast rival Suge Knight is speaking out from behind bars, telling ABC News Combs’ sexual appetites have been an open secret since the 1990s.

ABC News’ legal contributor Brian Buckmire breaks down what’s to come in the fourth week of Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial. Plus, a look ahead to Karen Read’s trial.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial day 17 recap: Combs' lawyers try to use social media posts to undercut rape allegations.

The week ended with the defense cross-examining Sean "Diddy" Combs' former assistant who testified about alleged violent encounters.

Alleged victim "Mia" testified that Sean Combs assaulted her multiple times.

The defense confronted Sean Combs' ex-assistant known by using the pseudonym "Mia" after she testified against Combs. Prosecutors say she was subjected to forced labor and sex, which Combs denies.

Sean Combs’ defense team questioned “Mia” on the witness stand on Friday, May 30 about social media posts. Eva Pilgrim and the ABC News team explain what happened as the third week of testimony wraps.

On cross-examination, defense attorney Brian Steel confronted "Mia" with a series of her social media posts to question whether Sean Combs traumatized her the way she described on direct examination.

President Donald Trump was asked if he would consider pardoning hip-hop mogul Sean Combs, who is currently charged with sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy, which he denies.

Sean Combs' former assistant "Mia" testified that in October 2015 she received WhatsApp messages from Sean Combs demanding to speak with Cassie Ventura on the phone.

"Mia," who said she feared Combs and "couldn't tell him no," will return to the witness stand on Friday.

A former personal assistant to Combs using the pseudonym “Mia” testified about her working conditions and Combs’s alleged sexual and physical abuse. Combs denies all charges.

The former personal assistant who stayed anonymous and chose the name "Mia" testified that Sean Combs allegedly raped her inside his home on Beverly Grove Drive in Los Angeles.

A witness called “Mia” made disturbing allegations against Sean Combs in court on Thursday, May 29. Combs has pleaded not guilty to the charges he faces. Eva Pilgrim and the ABC News team explain.

ABC News Live Prime looks at the numbers behind the Sean Combs' trial, which is expected to last eight weeks.

A former assistant to Sean "Diddy" Combs testified on Thursday that he raped her. "Mia" told the jury she felt “terrified and confused and ashamed and scared.”

“Mia,” a former employee of Sean Combs' who is testifying under a pseudonym, took the witness stand on Thursday.

On Thursday, the jury will hear from a former Sean Combs employee testifying under the pseudonym “Mia.”

Deonte Nash testified on Wednesday that he once witnessed Sean “Diddy” Combs beat Cassie Ventura and pressured her into unwanted sex with male prostitutes.

Combs' attorneys argued prosecutors tried to imply to a jury that Combs interfered with evidence in a case involving rapper Kid Cudi.

Celebrity stylist Deonte Nash and LAFD investigator Lance Jimenez were called to testify on Wednesday, May 28. Eva Pilgrim, Aaron Katersky and ABC News contributors explain the latest court updates.

Sean "Diddy" Combs trial day 15 recap: Judge denies motion for a mistrial over arson dispute.

Celebrity stylist Deonte Nash testified that Ventura told him that she participated in the "freak-offs" because “Puff wanted her to.”