Kayla Brantley

I haven't seen her come in this morning. I got here this morning pretty early, around 9 a.m. Jury selection started at 9.30, but when I got here, it was already packed. And I spoke to a lot of the photographers, videographers, crew that were all here, some who had been here since 4 a.m., others since 6 a.m. And then I was worried that I may have missed something.

But what they told me is that they hadn't seen any of Diddy's legal team walk in. They hadn't seen Linda Moreno. They haven't even seen any of his family members come in, which strikes me as a little strange. I don't know about you, Marjorie, but his family, for the most part, has been at most, if not all of his hearings.

But what they told me is that they hadn't seen any of Diddy's legal team walk in. They hadn't seen Linda Moreno. They haven't even seen any of his family members come in, which strikes me as a little strange. I don't know about you, Marjorie, but his family, for the most part, has been at most, if not all of his hearings.

Very interesting considering everyone wants to get out of jury duty. Nobody wants to typically sit in a courthouse, typically sit in a courthouse for that long, getting pennies a day, missing work, missing collecting their livelihoods. I don't know any self jurors. I don't think I would want to be a self juror, but they do exist according to our jury experts.

Very interesting considering everyone wants to get out of jury duty. Nobody wants to typically sit in a courthouse, typically sit in a courthouse for that long, getting pennies a day, missing work, missing collecting their livelihoods. I don't know any self jurors. I don't think I would want to be a self juror, but they do exist according to our jury experts.

And I do want our viewers to remember that we are in U.S. federal court where there are no cameras allowed, no photos allowed to be taken. We're only getting court sketches and we have reporters inside doing great work, sending along information as fast as they can, as accurate as they can. But here on the Trial of Diddy, we take the transcripts from each day.

And I do want our viewers to remember that we are in U.S. federal court where there are no cameras allowed, no photos allowed to be taken. We're only getting court sketches and we have reporters inside doing great work, sending along information as fast as they can, as accurate as they can. But here on the Trial of Diddy, we take the transcripts from each day.

We have voice actors who will play out each role. So here you really have the opportunity to be inside the courtroom that only a handful of people do get. So we absolutely hope that you listen along. We'll be here every Tuesday and Friday with the new episodes, recapping what's gone on during the trial.

We have voice actors who will play out each role. So here you really have the opportunity to be inside the courtroom that only a handful of people do get. So we absolutely hope that you listen along. We'll be here every Tuesday and Friday with the new episodes, recapping what's gone on during the trial.

Thanks for listening, everyone. I am going inside. Out of the rain. To get out of this rain. Yes. Thank you, Kayla.

Thanks for listening, everyone. I am going inside. Out of the rain. To get out of this rain. Yes. Thank you, Kayla.

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The biggest secret in the entertainment industry that really wasn't a secret at all has finally been revealed to the world.

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