Diddy Faces Trial with Sex Trafficking, Racketeering Charges in New York

During Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering trial in New York, former assistants testified about the rapper's eccentric habit of eating cheeseburgers topped with applesauce, a detail that elicited visible discomfort from jurors. George Kaplan and David James, ex-employees who handled Combs' requests, described how his staff used his ultra-exclusive Black AMEX card to cover purchases ranging from baby oil to yacht leases, highlighting the vast scope of his business and personal expenditures worldwide. Kaplan emphasized that it was unrealistic for Combs to track all charges due to his global dealings. The testimony also touched on Combs' relationships, noting a special patience and affection toward Kim Porter, the mother of his children, contrasted with other women like Cassie Ventura and an individual named Gina. These lighter, peculiar revelations about Combs' eating habits provided a stark contrast to more serious allegations of violence and abuse recounted during the trial. If convicted on all charges, Combs faces the possibility of life imprisonment.