Diddy's Family Is 'Capturing' Their Every Move On Camera As Rapper's Trial Plays Out In Court

While rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs fights to prove his innocence in court amid his federal trial, his family has been firmly by his side, showing their support.

Emotional moments from the court featuring his children are reportedly being captured on camera by the family, though the purpose of the footage remains unclear.

Meanwhile Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura's testimony in Sean "Diddy" Combs's federal trial has so far revealed harrowing abuse, including coerced sex acts with escorts, drug use, and an alleged rape in 2018.

According to the Daily Mail, the emotional toll of Diddy's ongoing legal battle is being quietly documented by a filmmaker from the rapper's trusted circle.

Roodmy Poulard, a longtime collaborator who previously served as a key member of Diddy's in-house production team and self-described documentary filmmaker, has been closely trailing the music mogul's six children and his 85-year-old mother, Janice, as they head to and from federal court each day in a large black minivan.

In images and footage obtained by the publication, Poulard is seen inside the family van on Tuesday, capturing intimate moments as the family exited the courthouse, visibly shaken after a day of intense testimony, while photographers and reporters swarmed the scene.

A representative for the Combs family confirmed Poulard's presence, stating that he was "capturing content," but declined to comment on whether the footage is intended for a documentary or a future streaming project.

As explosive allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering dominate headlines, Diddy's family has stood together publicly for the first few days of the high-profile trial.

On the opening day, Quincy Brown, 33, Justin Combs, 30, Christian Combs, 27, Chance Combs, 18, and 17-year-old twins D'Lila and Jessie walked in unison into the federal courthouse.

But by the afternoon session, Chance and the twins were seen leaving the courtroom during an escort's graphic recollection of alleged sexual acts with their father.

The following morning, they were noticeably absent when the proceedings resumed as Cassie took the stand to continue her testimony.

Taking the stand on Tuesday, Diddy's ex-girlfriend Cassie delivered a chilling testimony, painting a disturbing picture of her decade-long relationship with Diddy.

She described being forced into extreme sex acts with male escorts, some of which lasted for days at a time.

Cassie also told the jury that these sessions, often driven by drugs and emotional manipulation, were orchestrated by Diddy and left her career and personal autonomy in shambles.

According to Cassie, ketamine, a powerful horse tranquilizer, became her drug of choice during these "freak-offs." She said it helped her emotionally detach from the trauma she was experiencing.

Cassie offered more harrowing insight into the alleged abuse she endured during her relationship with Diddy, as she described being forced to engage in sexual acts with escorts arranged by the rap mogul at luxury hotels across major cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Miami.

She revealed that she found kissing the escorts particularly distressing, saying, "I tried to avoid kissing, it seems too intimate. But Sean told me to do it, to kiss the escorts."

Cassie went on to describe suffering from painful mouth sores, what she called "friction" injuries caused by repeated oral sex and exposure to oils and lubricants.

In even more disturbing testimony from the day prior, Cassie claimed that Diddy instructed male escorts to urinate in her mouth while she lay on her back. She also alleged that he would dock their pay if they climaxed before receiving his explicit permission.

As her emotional testimony neared its conclusion, Cassie revealed that she ended her long and troubled relationship with Diddy after catching him with another woman.

In August 2018, she agreed to meet him for dinner, hoping to find some closure. By then, she had already moved on with her now-husband, Alex Fine. Cassie described the dinner as calm. According to BBC News, she recalled that Diddy was "nice and playful," and it felt like a peaceful goodbye.

However, after the rapper dropped her off at home that night, Cassie said he forced himself on her in her living room. Holding back tears on the stand, she told the court: "I just remember crying and saying no."

She said the assault happened quickly, and she vividly recalled a chilling transformation in him, describing his eyes going "black" and saying he no longer seemed like the person she knew.

When it was over, she said, he simply stood up and walked out.