Rapper 50 Cent posted a courtroom sketch to Instagram Friday, asking followers if they recognized the woman depicted. “Hey does anyone know who Jane Doe is I’m trying to do research for the Diddy doc,” he wrote, adding a photo of Daphne Joy—his youngest child’s mother—in the carousel. The court orders prohibiting the sharing of images of the witness.
The sketch appears to portray the emotional moment when a woman testifying under the alias “Jane” broke down on the stand during the ongoing sex trafficking trial involving Sean “Diddy” Combs.
In explosive courtroom testimony, Jane delivered gut-wrenching accounts of coercion, manipulation, and emotional abuse during her relationship with the hip-hop mogul. “It was work from start to finish,” she said of their relationship, which involved orchestrated group sex and heavy drug use. Jane said she was often under the influence of ecstasy, cocaine, molly, and a pink powder she called “Tusi.” “Sean gave them to me,” she told the court.
When asked why she went along with the sexual acts, Jane said: “Otherwise it would be too real. I wanted to… I don’t know… feel like [sobs] it would make things easier.”
One of the most disturbing incidents occurred at L’Ermitage hotel, where she said she was coerced into sex with multiple men over an 18-hour stretch. “I threw up,” she recalled. “I told Sean I’d just thrown up. He said, ‘That’s good, now you’ll be ready for the third guy.’”
Jane testified that she tried to signal her discomfort with subtle cues: “I’d say, like, ‘I’m hungry,’ make little faces. He’d say, ‘You’re not getting tired on me, are you? Let’s go out on a high note.’” She claimed Combs supplied the drugs to help her “get through” the experience. “It gave me sexual energy,” she said, adding she refrained from giving them to the entertainers involved. “I didn’t want them to be out of control while they were with me.”
She also confirmed that she sent graphic messages at Combs’ instruction to arouse him. “He’d ask, ‘What do you want? Be explicit.’ I wanted to make my lover happy,” she said. When asked to read one of the messages aloud, she said, “I wrote, ‘I’m horny for you.’” Another read: “I wanna suck Paul’s d*ck.” “I knew it would turn Sean on,” Jane admitted.
Despite her distress, Combs’ legal team maintains that the relationship was entirely consensual and that the messages and sexual acts were part of a shared fantasy dynamic.
The trial continues as more shocking details are expected to emerge in the coming days.
