Chloe Malas

Oh, I mean, the paparazzi are all camped out here waiting for Cassie, her husband, to come in and out of this courthouse. So we haven't seen Cassie. I think she goes in through a private entrance for people who are testifying. But every time Alex comes in and out of this courthouse, the cameras are swarming him

So, you know, he is somebody that prosecutors want in there because he's emotional support for Cassie, but the defense does not want him in there, especially when they're talking about the more recent years of Diddy and Cassie's relationship, because Alex Fine allegedly sent threatening text messages to Combs at one point, and the defense team might want to put forth those text messages as exhibits, and they could even call him as a witness.

So, you know, he is somebody that prosecutors want in there because he's emotional support for Cassie, but the defense does not want him in there, especially when they're talking about the more recent years of Diddy and Cassie's relationship, because Alex Fine allegedly sent threatening text messages to Combs at one point, and the defense team might want to put forth those text messages as exhibits, and they could even call him as a witness.

So, you know, he is somebody that prosecutors want in there because he's emotional support for Cassie, but the defense does not want him in there, especially when they're talking about the more recent years of Diddy and Cassie's relationship, because Alex Fine allegedly sent threatening text messages to Combs at one point, and the defense team might want to put forth those text messages as exhibits, and they could even call him as a witness.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Still going, and it's going to finish at noon tomorrow, or so we think. The judge was very adamant that they wrap things up within a day and a half. Now, Mark Agnifilo, one of the lead attorneys for Diddy, said, listen, that is just not possible. We have every right to defend our client. His freedom is on the line. He faces up to life in prison, and one extra day shouldn't be an issue.

Still going, and it's going to finish at noon tomorrow, or so we think. The judge was very adamant that they wrap things up within a day and a half. Now, Mark Agnifilo, one of the lead attorneys for Diddy, said, listen, that is just not possible. We have every right to defend our client. His freedom is on the line. He faces up to life in prison, and one extra day shouldn't be an issue.

Still going, and it's going to finish at noon tomorrow, or so we think. The judge was very adamant that they wrap things up within a day and a half. Now, Mark Agnifilo, one of the lead attorneys for Diddy, said, listen, that is just not possible. We have every right to defend our client. His freedom is on the line. He faces up to life in prison, and one extra day shouldn't be an issue.

And so this could be something that maybe we don't see play out during this trial. But if he is convicted of anything, you could see that on an appeal. And again, what happens if she goes into labor tonight? Is there a mistrial? Who knows?

And so this could be something that maybe we don't see play out during this trial. But if he is convicted of anything, you could see that on an appeal. And again, what happens if she goes into labor tonight? Is there a mistrial? Who knows?

And so this could be something that maybe we don't see play out during this trial. But if he is convicted of anything, you could see that on an appeal. And again, what happens if she goes into labor tonight? Is there a mistrial? Who knows?

You know, Andrea, the prosecution is really laying out this off and on dynamic, this control that he had over her to keep her in the relationship.

You know, Andrea, the prosecution is really laying out this off and on dynamic, this control that he had over her to keep her in the relationship.

You know, Andrea, the prosecution is really laying out this off and on dynamic, this control that he had over her to keep her in the relationship.

Emily Johnson, one of the prosecutors, is saying on occasion, may I approach the witness? And she's walking up to Cassie, and she's handing her USB drives. She's handing her different disks. And this is data that they extracted from devices that she handed over to investigators. And what we're all seeing, media, public, and the jurors are text exchanges.

Emily Johnson, one of the prosecutors, is saying on occasion, may I approach the witness? And she's walking up to Cassie, and she's handing her USB drives. She's handing her different disks. And this is data that they extracted from devices that she handed over to investigators. And what we're all seeing, media, public, and the jurors are text exchanges.

Emily Johnson, one of the prosecutors, is saying on occasion, may I approach the witness? And she's walking up to Cassie, and she's handing her USB drives. She's handing her different disks. And this is data that they extracted from devices that she handed over to investigators. And what we're all seeing, media, public, and the jurors are text exchanges.

We saw some photos of some of the male escorts that engaged in these freak-offs that Cassie would be the one to normally hire. Why is the prosecution showing these images from the freak-offs, and how do they fit into their strategy? Because it's one thing to talk about the freak-offs, it's another thing to actually visualize it.