Chloe Malas

Yeah, I mean, he was saying, you say that the Me Too movement had a major bearing on you realizing that you were a victim of abuse, but that was 2017. And you didn't come out with these allegations of sexual assault until June of 2024, long after Cassie filed her civil suit in November 2023, even more than two months after you were already meeting with prosecutors. How does that all add up?

Yeah, I mean, he was saying, you say that the Me Too movement had a major bearing on you realizing that you were a victim of abuse, but that was 2017. And you didn't come out with these allegations of sexual assault until June of 2024, long after Cassie filed her civil suit in November 2023, even more than two months after you were already meeting with prosecutors. How does that all add up?

Yeah, so Steele asked Mia if she was planning to sue Diddy in the wake of this trial. So she said no on the record, and nothing's going to prevent her from suing him later. Neither means that she's not trustworthy, right, or that her story isn't true. But they are saying that a lot of this is motivated by money. That got an objection from the prosecution, that Me Too money grab line? Oh, it did.

Yeah, so Steele asked Mia if she was planning to sue Diddy in the wake of this trial. So she said no on the record, and nothing's going to prevent her from suing him later. Neither means that she's not trustworthy, right, or that her story isn't true. But they are saying that a lot of this is motivated by money. That got an objection from the prosecution, that Me Too money grab line? Oh, it did.

And it was one of many things that they objected on today.

And it was one of many things that they objected on today.

One of the prosecutors said, what did you worry about if you told that he sexually assaulted you? And she said that I wouldn't be believed. I would be fired. I would be labeled a crazy person that was making everything up. Then she was asked, why did you try to keep the person that abused you happy? And she said, because when he was happy, I was safe.

One of the prosecutors said, what did you worry about if you told that he sexually assaulted you? And she said that I wouldn't be believed. I would be fired. I would be labeled a crazy person that was making everything up. Then she was asked, why did you try to keep the person that abused you happy? And she said, because when he was happy, I was safe.

But that does not answer the question that Steele brought up multiple times as to why did you continue to reach out to him as recently as 2023?

But that does not answer the question that Steele brought up multiple times as to why did you continue to reach out to him as recently as 2023?

There's a generational divide with these jurors. So several of them are over the age of 60. And there are several that look to be, you know, under 35. So how are they going to view social media? How are they going to view this correspondence? You know, what are they going to think of the way Brian Steele is handling his cross-examination? I think it's still a little too soon to tell.

There's a generational divide with these jurors. So several of them are over the age of 60. And there are several that look to be, you know, under 35. So how are they going to view social media? How are they going to view this correspondence? You know, what are they going to think of the way Brian Steele is handling his cross-examination? I think it's still a little too soon to tell.

I think we're really going to see this either all come together or completely fall apart for Diddy's team when they put on their defense. What can we expect tomorrow? Potentially a hotel custodian who might be talking about cleaning up or seeing the aftermath of those freak-offs.

I think we're really going to see this either all come together or completely fall apart for Diddy's team when they put on their defense. What can we expect tomorrow? Potentially a hotel custodian who might be talking about cleaning up or seeing the aftermath of those freak-offs.

And later this week, we could actually hear from another Jane Doe testifying under a pseudonym who claims that she was subjected to physical and sexual abuse.

And later this week, we could actually hear from another Jane Doe testifying under a pseudonym who claims that she was subjected to physical and sexual abuse.

Today, she was still looking down, not making eye contact with the jury, with Diddy. Her voice still would sometimes seem like it was trembling, and she was sort of whispering at times. But overall, she was pretty strong and stoic. And especially during cross-examination, there were times where she was really talking back to Brian Steele and holding her own.

Today, she was still looking down, not making eye contact with the jury, with Diddy. Her voice still would sometimes seem like it was trembling, and she was sort of whispering at times. But overall, she was pretty strong and stoic. And especially during cross-examination, there were times where she was really talking back to Brian Steele and holding her own.

Today, she was still looking down, not making eye contact with the jury, with Diddy. Her voice still would sometimes seem like it was trembling, and she was sort of whispering at times. But overall, she was pretty strong and stoic. And especially during cross-examination, there were times where she was really talking back to Brian Steele and holding her own.

Today, she was still looking down, not making eye contact with the jury, with Diddy. Her voice still would sometimes seem like it was trembling, and she was sort of whispering at times. But overall, she was pretty strong and stoic. And especially during cross-examination, there were times where she was really talking back to Brian Steele and holding her own.